Prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel, assembly thereof, moulded panel and concrete slab comprising same, method and mould profile for prefabricating same

ABSTRACT

Disclosed are a prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel ( 1 ), an assembly thereof, a molded panel and a concrete slab comprising the same, and a method and a mold profile ( 50 ) for prefabricating the same. The prefabricated composite thermal insulating panel ( 1 ) comprises: two reinforcing protective layers ( 7 ) of an inorganic noncombustible material, a core ( 9 ) formed by a thermal insulating material, a frame ( 2 ) with installation grooves ( 13 ) surrounding the core ( 9 ) and being secured onto the core ( 9 ), with the core ( 9 ) being placed between the two reinforcing protective layers ( 7 ). The prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel ( 1 ) has the inorganic noncombustible material incorporated onto the outside of the core ( 9 ) of the thermal insulating material to have it covered, so as to solve the problem of the tendency of causing a fire, during the placement of the thermal insulating panels at a construction site or other places, or during the transportation or installation of the same, due to the combustible material thereof being exposed.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention belongs to the field of building structuralmembers and fabrication and construction methods thereof, and inparticular, relates to a prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel, a prefabricated method and a mould profile for prefabricating thesame, and further relates to a permanent concrete form made of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel, a splicing modulecomprising said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel, astructural member with thermal insulation property formed by combiningsaid prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with concrete, anda construction method thereof, a structural member with thermalinsulation property formed by adding said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel onto the existing structural substrate, and aconstruction method thereof.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PRIOR ART

As the global energy supply becomes increasingly tight, variouscountries are actively developing energy-saving and emission-reducingtechnologies with immediate effects while vigorously developing newenergy technologies. Building energy consumption accounts for more thanabout 40% of the total social energy consumption, which does not eveninclude energy consumed by building materials in production,transportation and construction processes. Technical development aimedat lowering building-related energy consumption has also become a majordirection in the industry.

The most effective and most practical technologies of building energyconservation are external thermal insulation technologies for externalwall, which are vigorously promoted and implemented in China right now.Thermal insulation needs to be applied on about 4 billion square metersof newly built buildings every year. In addition, there are about morethan 40 billion square meters of existing buildings to be retrofittedfor thermal insulation. Related state and local departments have alsocorrespondingly formulated specific implementation standards andoperational specifications.

Currently, there is a major difficult problem in the prior art, namelymost external thermal insulation applications for external wall employorganic high performance foaming materials, which are combustiblematerials. If they are hit by open fire, they will be inflamed and itwill be difficult to extinguish the fire. Although inorganic thermalinsulating materials have excellent fire resistance performance, theirthermal insulation property cannot meet the existing energy savingstandards and requirements. Current external thermal insulationconstruction technologies for external wall are mostly layeredconstruction, which makes it inevitable that the organic combustiblematerials will be exposed in certain periods. When they are hit by openfire (e.g. electric welding and the like), there is still a potentialrisk of fire.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

One object of the present invention is to provide a novel prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel. Said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel is prefabricated in a factory by combining aninorganic non-combustible material to the external side of thecombustible thermal insulating material, which covers the core of thecombustible thermal insulating material, thereby solving the problem ofthe tendency of causing a fire due to the exposed combustible materialwhile storing, transporting or installing thermal insulation panels at aconstruction site or other places.

The technologies according to the present invention are as follows:

First Basic Technology

The first basic technology of the present invention relates to aprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel (1), which comprises aninternal main surface (101), an external main surface (102), and fourside end surfaces (103, 104, 105, 106), includes a core (9) made of thethermal insulation panel, and said prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel further comprises:

Two reinforcing protective layers (7) formed by cement-based orgypsum-based polymer-modified mortar; said core (9) is disposed betweensaid two reinforcing protective layers (7), and said two reinforcingprotective layers are bonded with said core (9);

A frame (2), said frame (2) surrounds the periphery of the core (9) andis fastened to the core (9), inside the internal main surface (101) andthe external main surface (102) of said prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel, said reinforcing protective layers cover said framesuch that said frame is exposed only at the four side end surfaces (103,104, 105, 106) of said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel,said frame (2) comprises two frame connection parts (11) at the externalside of said frame and disposed at the top and bottom of the frame,respectively, and an installation groove (13) at the external side ofsaid frame and disposed between said two frame connection parts (11),and said installation groove extends along the entire frame length.

The present invention has the following advantageous effects:

According to the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel of thepresent invention, the core (9) is disposed between two reinforcingprotective layers (7) formed by cement-based or gypsum-basedpolymer-modified mortar. As a result, on the product of prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel delivered by a manufacturing factory,the inorganic non-combustible reinforcing protective layers (7) havebeen used to cover the core (9) of the combustible organic material,achieving the effect that it is not easy to be inflamed. Thisfire-resistant effect is extraordinary either during transportation orat a construction site. In particular for the construction site, it issafer for piling or storage than the thermal insulating panels accordingto the prior art. Inside the internal main surface (101) and theexternal main surface (102) of said prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel, moreover, said reinforcing protective layers cover saidframe (2). As a result, the frame is used to provide the integrity andstrength for the composite panel and the installation groove on theframe is used to make it convenient for assembly. At the same time, saidframe is exposed only at the four side end surfaces (103, 104, 105, 106)of said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel. Consequently,an inorganic non-combustible material covers the combustible organicmaterial to form an enclosed composite structure such that it will notbe inflamed.

On the other hand, all of the thermal insulating materials according tothe prior art are light and low strength materials, which are much lowerthan the strength of concrete forms, while the prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel of the present invention has a strengthequivalent to that of construction concrete forms thanks to thecomposite reinforcing protective layers on the external sides. As aresult, this composite panel not only has properties of a thermalinsulating material, but also can be used as a concrete form that doesnot need to be detached (i.e. permanent concrete form), therebyintegrating thermal insulating material installation and concrete formconstruction, eliminating the subsequent detachment of concrete formsand extra construction of a thermal insulating layer. It saves workingprocedures, saves materials, and in particular, saves a large quantityof wood. Therefore, the other object of the present invention is toprovide a novel prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel. Saidnovel prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel adds reinforcingprotective layers to both sides of the core of insulating material andadds a frame having an installation groove around the core, which, onone hand, improves the strength of the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel and on the other hand, enables the assembly of theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panels by means of theinstallation grooves and embedding strips and/or tension connectionparts that coordinate with the installation grooves, ensures thesmoothness of external surfaces, realizes the assembly operation onconstruction sites, and improves the construction efficiency. Withrespect to this purpose, the material that forms the thermal insulatingpanel can be either an organic combustible thermal insulating materialor an inorganic non-combustible thermal insulating material.

According to the statistics, the construction industry has become thelargest user of wood in the industrial sector in China, which accountsfor more than 70% of the wood consumption by the industrial sector. Forexample, the area of buildings under construction by real estatebusinesses of the whole country reached 3.084 billion square meters inthe first half of 2010. If the ratio of construction area to concreteform area is 10:1, the 3.084 billion square meters of building will use308.4 million square meters of concrete forms. If ⅔ of these concreteforms are wood concrete forms, then about 3.08 million cubic meters ofwood (with the average thickness of concrete forms at 15 mm) will beconsumed. In other words, we need to cut about 51.3 million trees,equivalent to about 730,000 mu of forest, to manufacture these concreteforms. If the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel of thepresent invention is used as a permanent concrete form, the wood can besaved and the forest will escape destruction, and the environment willbe protected. According to relevant sources, each hectare of forest canabsorb about 16 tons of carbon dioxide and produces 12 tons of oxygenevery year. Then, 730,000 mu of forest can absorb 780,000 tons of carbondioxide and produces 580,000 tons of oxygen every year, which arepotential environmental benefits by employing this technology only inthe first half of 2010.

Moreover, the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel of thepresent invention comprises a periphery surrounding the core (9) and aframe fastened to the core (9), the frame comprises two frame connectionparts (11) at the external side of said frame and disposed at the topand bottom of the frame, respectively, and an installation groove (13)at the external side of said frame and disposed between said two frameconnection parts (11), and said installation groove extends along theentire frame length. On one hand, the frame helps the provision ofintegrity for the thermal insulating composite panel and furtherprovides strength. On the other hand, an installation groove is disposedon the frame to extend along its length. With the cooperation between aseamed connector and/or a seamless connector and the installationgroove, therefore, the assembly of the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panels is very convenient, which can improve the constructionefficiency. For the construction industry, this provides an efficientand rapid novel construction method.

If such a prefabricated composite panel with high structural strength,good thermal insulating property and fire resistant capability is usedas permanent concrete form, its size is designed to be modular size, andan industrial frame of cold bend thin wall steel profiles is used asreinforcing bars (i.e. the skeleton of the entire concrete structure),an efficient and rapid integrated novel building system and constructionmethod primarily consisted of composite panel splice, composite paneltension connection and concrete pouring can be developed.

When a cement-based polymer-modified mortar of Portland cement ormagnesium oxychloride cement is used as the reinforcing protective layerand an organic thermal insulating material is used as the core, thefire-resistant effect will be more prominent.

The prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel of the presentinvention can have no decorative surface or have a decorative surface.If a decorative surface (15) is added to the external side of theprefabricated composite panel, the field construction operations can bereduced and the labor intensity may be lowered, which further improvesthe efficiency, shortens the construction period, and saves the cost.

Furthermore, the prefabricated composite panel of the present inventionmay be used in combination with the unique structure of the frame ofcold bend thin wall steel profiles proposed in the present invention.Such a combination will form the concrete slab structural member of thepresent invention and the construction method thereof. In said concreteslab structural member, each longitudinal steel profile keel comprisestwo longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles (951, 952; 851,852), the main surfaces of said longitudinal cold bend thin wall steelprofiles, the main surface of the concrete slab structural member, andthe internal side main surface and external side main surface of theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel or the prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel with a corner included in saidthermal insulating composite panel structural assembly are parallel toeach other, the two longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles arespaced apart and opposite each other along a direction perpendicular tothe main surface of the concrete slab structural member, so that a space(200) is left between the two longitudinal cold bend thin wall steelprofiles, and therefore the concrete can easily flow through the spaceleft between the two longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profileswhen it is poured. This avoids the problem created by the placement ofthe main surfaces of the cold bend thin wall steel profilesperpendicular to the main surface of the concrete slab structural memberaccording to the prior art: 1) when concrete is poured between theexternal concrete form and the internal concrete form, the flowing ofthe concrete is hindered by the cold bend thin wall steel profiles, theconcrete pouring efficiency is low, and the compactness and homogeneityof the poured concrete are affected; 2) the main surfaces of the coldbend thin wall steel profiles are perpendicular to the main surface ofthe concrete slab structural member, such that the cold bend thin wallsteel profiles extend in the direction from indoor to outdoor andconsequently form a cold bridge between the indoor and the outdoor,affecting the thermal insulating effect of the thermal insulating panel.By employing the novel structure of the frame of cold bend thin wallsteel profiles, the concrete slab structural member according to thepresent invention solves the two problems in the prior art: 1) regardingthe above problem 1), the longitudinal cold bend thin wall steelprofiles of the present invention extend in the direction parallel tothe main surface of the concrete slab structural member, and will notcause the same big hindrance as the prior art to the flowing of thepoured concrete along the lateral extension direction of the concreteslab and along the concrete forms, and consequently the concrete cansmoothly flow in the direction of the main surfaces of thin wall steelprofiles. This can improve the pouring efficiency and ensure thecompactness and homogeneity of the concrete that has been poured intothe space between the internal and external concrete forms; regardingthe above problem 2), the cold bend thin wall steel profiles of thepresent invention extend in the direction parallel to the main surfaceof the concrete slab structural member (perpendicular to the directionfrom indoor to outdoor), which avoids the formation of a cold bridgebetween the indoor and the outdoor.

When the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel product, theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel product having a cornerand the frame structure product of cold bend thin wall steel profilesaccording to the present invention are combined, moreover, a completebuilding industry system will be formed. This system relates to buildingdesign and building structure, and moreover, relates to buildingconstruction. With an extensive application range, this system has thefollowing advantages:

1. All products in this series are industrialized and standardizedproducts, which can improve the resource utilization efficiency andensure the product quality through large scale factory production, andturn the time-consuming field construction to factories. This completelycomplies with the state's development direction of housingindustrialization.

2. Since the inorganic non-combustible material is compounded to theexternal side of the thermal insulating composite panel, the potentialfire risk can be effectively eliminated in the transportation, storageand construction processes of these products.

3. When a reinforcing material, such as a reinforcing net formed byalkali-resistant glass fiber, carbon fiber or steel fiber, is added intothe reinforcing protective layers of the inorganic non-combustiblematerial on the external side, and/or chopped alkali-resistant glassfiber, chopped alkali-resistant carbon fiber or chopped alkali-resistantsteel fiber is evenly distributed in said reinforcing protective layers,the bending strength of the composite panel is significantly superior tothe bending strength of veneer plywood used as concrete forms, and candirectly take the place of wood concrete forms on the external side ofthe surface that needs thermal insulation. The use of this formdetachment-free technique not only makes the connection between thethermal insulating layer and the structural layer firm, but alsoeliminates the labor-consuming and time-consuming construction ofthermal insulation, and further reduces the operations in conventionalconstruction methods on detachment, maintenance, transport and finaltreatment of concrete forms.

4. When the prefabricated composite panel according to the presentinvention is combined with the frame structure of cold bend thin wallsteel profiles according to the present invention to replace threadsteel with cold bend thin wall steel profiles, the stability oftemporary structure and accuracy of sizes are significantly improvedwithout increasing the total steel consumption, such that theconstruction process is more convenient, rapid and reliable, and the useof temporary support is effectively reduced.

5. Due to the change of the construction method, the workload of fieldconstruction is greatly reduced, thereby saving labor, reducing workintensity, and shortening the construction period. As estimated, theapplication of the novel assembly technique for the building industryformed by the combination of the composite panel according to thepresent invention and the cold bend thin wall steel profile frameaccording to the present invention can save labor by 35%˜50% and shortenthe construction period by more than 40%.

6. When concrete is poured between the permanent concrete form of thepresent invention and regular concrete form such that the concrete bindswith the cold bend thin wall steel profile frame, a compositesteel-concrete construction can be formed. The composite steel-concreteconstruction is one of the structures that are currently recognized tohave the most excellent anti-earthquake, lasting and fire-resistantproperties. Its anti-earthquake property is far better than the masonrystructure, its fire resistant property and lasting property are farbetter than the steel structure, and its anti-earthquake and structuralductility are far better than those of the reinforced concrete structureaccording to the prior art.

7. When no concrete is poured, the structure formed by combining theprefabricated composite panel according to the present invention andassembly thereof with the cold bend thin wall steel profile frameaccording to the prior art can be used to build low lightweight steelbuildings or rapidly assembled temporary buildings. In this case,galvanized steel sheets with good weather resistance should be used tomake the cold bend thin wall steel profiles and water-proof structureshould be constructed.

8. In applications with an existing substrate wall, the composite panelaccording to the present invention can be used as the product integratedwith thermal insulation and decoration. The decorative surface layer canbe made into a surface with stone, wood or metal texture. Fine aggregateconcrete can be poured into the cavity to improve the structuralstrength and water-proof capability of the existing wall, which isparticularly useful for renovation of old buildings.

Preferred technologies of the first basic technology and other basictechnologies of the present invention will be described below,respectively:

Preferred Technologies of the First Basic Technology

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel of a firstpreferred technology based on the first basic technology, eachreinforcing protective layer (7) comprises a reinforcing materialembedded therein, and the size of said prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel is a modular size that complies with the buildingstandardization. The prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel ofsaid preferred technology further improves the prefabricated panelstrength by embedding a reinforcing material in the reinforcingprotective layer, further facilitates the standard production andstandard construction of the prefabricated panel and further helps theimprovement of construction efficiency by setting the prefabricatedpanel size to a modular size that complies with the buildingstandardization.

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel of a secondpreferred technology based on the first preferred technology, saidreinforcing material comprises a reinforcing net (8) formed byalkali-resistant glass fiber, carbon fiber or steel fiber, or comprisesalkali-resistant chopped glass fiber, chopped carbon fiber or choppedsteel fiber that is evenly distributed in said reinforcing protectivelayers. The reinforcing material according to said preferred technologyis particularly effective in further improving the strength of theprotective layer and consequently improving the strength of the entireprefabricated panel.

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel of a thirdpreferred technology based on the first preferred technology, saidcement is Portland cement or magnesium oxychloride cement, and saidthermal insulating panel is made of a combustible organic thermalinsulating material. In said preferred technology, Portland cement ormagnesium oxychloride cement is combined with the thermal insulatingpanel made of a combustible organic thermal insulating material suchthat the fire-resistant effect is further improved.

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel of a fourthpreferred technology based on the first basic technology, said frame (2)comprises four frame profile segments, both end surfaces of each frameprofile segment are inclined planes such that the ends of the four frameprofile segments can be assembled in pairs through butt joint to form acomplete frame (2), each frame profile segment is formed integrally, andeach frame profile segment comprises:

Two fixing wings (10) at the internal side of said frame profile anddisposed at the top and bottom of the frame profile, respectively; and

A core fixing groove (3) at the internal side of said frame profile anddisposed between said two fixing wings (10);

Wherein, each of said two frame connection parts (11) is formed with aframe connection hole (4); each of the edges of the four sides of saidcore (9) of said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel isinserted, respectively, into the core fixing groove (3) of a frameprofile segment, and moreover, said two fixing wings (10) of each frameprofile segment clamp to be fixed onto one of the four edges of saidcore (9);

Said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel further comprises:

A frame profile reinforcing member (5), one or two frame profilereinforcing members (5) are disposed between every two frame profilesegments with the ends thereof connected through butt joint, said frameprofile reinforcing member (5) comprises two insert connection parts(51), said two insert connection parts (51) are inserted, respectively,into the adjacent frame connection holes (4) of every two adjacent frameprofile segments and fixed into the frame connection holes (4) so as toconnect the four frame profile segments to form a whole piece.

In said preferred technology, the frame is assembled with segments, theassembly is completed by means of frame reinforcing members and frameconnection holes on the frame, and core fixing wings and fixing groovesof the frame are used to fixedly connect with the core. As a result, anovel and unique assembly method is developed that facilitates themanufacturing by building material factories. Furthermore, themanufactured prefabricated composite panel has further improved overallstrength and overall rigidity.

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel of a fifthpreferred technology based on the fourth preferred technology, saidinstallation groove (13) is disposed in the middle relative to said twoframe connection parts (11), and said core fixing groove (3) is disposedin the middle on the internal side of said frame relative to said twofixing wings. In said preferred technology, the installation groove andthe core fixing groove are disposed in the middle, respectively, theframe is symmetric laterally, there is no left or right when the frameis installed on the core, which facilitates the operation ofinstallation of the frame on the core at a building material factor; atthe same time, the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel isalso symmetric laterally along its central main surface, and there is noneed to differentiate the inner or external side of the prefabricatedpanel when the prefabricated panel is assembled on the constructionsite, which facilitates the assembly of the prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel on the building construction site.

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel of a sixthpreferred technology based on the fifth preferred technology, it furthercomprises a decorative surface layer (15), said decorative surface layer(15) is disposed at the external side of the reinforcing protectivelayer (7) at the external side of said prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel and is bonded with said reinforcing protective layer(7). The prefabricated panel in said preferred technology comprises thedecorative surface layer such that one assembly operation can completetasks that can be completed by at least three procedures of the priorart (erecting concrete forms, thermal insulating layer construction anddecorative surface layer construction), which further improves theconstruction efficiency.

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel of a seventhpreferred technology based on the first basic technology, said thermalinsulating panel is a thermal insulating panel made of a combustibleorganic thermal insulating material. In said preferred technology, thethermal insulating panel is made of a combustible organic thermalinsulating material such that the effects in improving the strength ofthe prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel and the efficiencyof field assembly operation are realized and moreover, the fireresistant effect is further improved. At the same time, the cost oforganic thermal insulating material that achieves the same heatresistance is lower than the cost of inorganic thermal insulatingmaterial, and the entire prefabricated thermal insulating panel has agreater cost advantage.

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel of an eighthpreferred technology based on the first basic technology, saidprefabricated thermal insulating panel is square or rectangular, and itssize and weight are set to facilitate the manual transport and operationby construction workers. According to said preferred technology, whenthe prefabricated panel is made into a square or rectangular shape, theassembly operation is more convenient, and it further facilitates thestandard design and construction; by setting the size and weight tofacilitate the manual transport and operation by construction workers,it can make the construction site less dependent on lifting equipmentand reduce the construction cost while improving the constructionefficiency. Square prefabricated panels make the assembly thereof moreconvenient, which means that the four sides of a panel have completelythe same structure and there is no need to differentiate during fieldassembly. When a prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel isformed by combining said eighth preferred technology and the fifthpreferred technology, the standardization of panel production and thestandardization and convenience of field assembly are further improved.When the prefabricated panels are assembled, there is no need todifferentiate internal side from external side, and moreover, there isno need to differentiate vertically and laterally. The assembly isextremely flexible and convenient, which is a construction method thatis not easy to result in errors.

The Second Basic Technology and Preferred Technologies Thereof

The second basic technology relates to a prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel with a corner (20), which comprises twothermal insulating composite panel parts, each of said two thermalinsulating composite panel parts comprises an internal main surface(101), an external main surface (102), and four side end surfaces, oneside end surface of said four side end surfaces is formed to be inclinedplanes (108, 109) that incline relative to the internal main surface(101) and the external main surface (102) of said thermal insulatingcomposite panel part, the two inclined planes (108, 109) have the samesize and same inclination angle for mutual cooperation, the two thermalinsulating composite panel parts are connected at the inclined planesthrough butt joint such that the two thermal insulating composite panelparts are disposed in two different planes, respectively, said twodifferent planes intersect each other, and each thermal insulatingcomposite panel part comprises:

A core (9) made of the thermal insulation panel;

Two reinforcing protective layers (7) formed by cement-based orgypsum-based polymer-modified mortar, said core (9) is disposed betweensaid two reinforcing protective layers (7), and said two reinforcingprotective layers are bonded with said core (9);

A frame (2), said frame (2) is disposed on three sides of the three sideend surfaces (103, 104, 106) other than the side end surface that isformed to have said inclined planes of said thermal insulating compositepanel part of the core (9) and is fastened to the core (9), inside eachsurface of the internal main surface and the external main surface ofsaid prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner,said reinforcing protective layers cover said frame such that said frameis exposed only at said three side end surfaces (103, 104, 106) of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel part of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner, saidframe (2) comprises two frame connection parts (11) at the external sideof said frame and disposed at the top and bottom of the frame,respectively, and an installation groove (13) at the external side ofsaid frame and disposed between said two frame connection parts (11),and said installation groove extends along the entire frame length.

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner ofa first preferred technology based on the second basic technology, eachreinforcing protective layer (7) comprises a reinforcing materialembedded therein, and the size of said prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel with a corner is a modular size that complies with thebuilding standardization.

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner ofa second preferred technology based on the prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel with a corner of the first preferredtechnology, said reinforcing material comprises a reinforcing net (8)formed by alkali-resistant glass fiber, carbon fiber or steel fiber, orcomprises alkali-resistant chopped glass fiber, carbon fiber or steelfiber that is evenly distributed in said reinforcing protective layers.

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner ofa third preferred technology based on the prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel with a corner of the first preferredtechnology, said cement is Portland cement or magnesium oxychloridecement, and said thermal insulating panel is made of a combustibleorganic thermal insulating material.

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner ofa fourth preferred technology based on the second basic technology, saidframe (2) included in each of said thermal insulating composite panelpart comprises three frame profile segments, both end surfaces of eachframe profile segment are inclined planes such that the ends of the sixframe profile segments can be assembled in pairs through butt joint toform a complete frame (2), each frame profile segment is formedintegrally, and each frame profile segment comprises:

Two fixing wings (10) at the internal side of said frame profile anddisposed at the top and bottom of the frame profile, respectively; and

A core fixing groove (3) at the internal side of said frame profile anddisposed between said two fixing wings (10);

Wherein, each of said two frame connection parts (11) is formed with aframe connection hole (4), the edges of three sides of the three sideend surfaces (103, 104, 106) other than the side end surface that isformed to have said inclined plane of the core (9) of said thermalinsulating composite panel part are inserted, respectively, into thecore fixing groove (3) of a frame profile segment, and moreover, saidtwo fixing wings (10) of each frame profile segment clamp to be fixedonto the edge of one side of the above three sides of said core (9);

Said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a cornerfurther comprises:

A frame profile reinforcing member (5). In addition to the position ofsaid inclined planes, one or two frame profile reinforcing members (5)are disposed between every two frame profile segments with the endsthereof connected through butt joint at the butt joint position of sideend surfaces of every adjacent two frame profile segments, said frameprofile reinforcing member (5) comprises two insert connection parts(51), said two insert connection parts (51) are inserted, respectively,into the adjacent frame connection holes (4) of two adjacent frameprofile segments of each thermal insulating composite panel part andfixed into the frame connection holes (4) so as to connect the adjacentframe profile segments to form a whole piece;

Said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a cornerfurther comprises:

A corner frame profile reinforcing member (6), one or two corner frameprofile reinforcing members (6) are disposed between two frame profilesat the butt joint of the end surfaces of the two frame profiles at theposition of said inclined planes, said corner frame profile reinforcingmember (6) comprises a corner insert connection part (61), said cornerinsert connection part (61) is inserted into the frame connection holes(4) of said two adjacent frames at the position of said inclined planesand fixes the adjacent two frame profiles at the position of saidinclined planes where said two thermal insulating composite panel partsare connected through butt joint, thereby fixedly connecting the sixframe profile segments of the two adjacent thermal insulating compositepanel parts to form a complete frame, and fixedly combining said twothermal insulating composite panel parts to form a whole piece.

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner ofa fifth preferred technology based on the prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel with a corner of the fourth preferredtechnology, said installation groove (13) is disposed in the middlerelative to said two frame connection parts (11), and said core fixinggroove (3) is disposed in the middle relative to said two fixing wings(10).

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner ofa sixth preferred technology based on the second basic technology, itfurther comprises a decorative surface layer (15), said decorativesurface layer (15) is disposed at the external side of the reinforcingprotective layer (7) at the external side of said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel with a corner and is bonded with saidreinforcing protective layer (7).

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner ofa seventh preferred technology based on the second basic technology,said thermal insulating panel is a thermal insulating panel made of acombustible organic thermal insulating material.

In the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner ofan eighth preferred technology based on the prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel with a corner of the seventh preferredtechnology, the thermal insulating composite panel parts of saidprefabricated thermal insulating panel having a corner are square orrectangular, and their size and weight are set to facilitate the manualtransport and operation by construction workers.

The further advantageous effects of the first basic technology of thepresent invention and preferred technologies thereof that have beendescribed above are similarly applicable to the substrate technology andpreferred technologies thereof of the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel with a corner of the present invention, which will notbe described again herein.

The Third Basic Technology and Preferred Technologies Thereof

The third basic technology of the present invention relates to a thermalinsulating composite panel structure assembly, which comprises aplurality of prefabricated thermal insulating composite panels (1) asset forth in any technology of the first basic technology and preferredtechnologies thereof, said plurality of prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panels are assembled by means of butt joint of side endsurfaces, the structure assembly consisted of said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panels further comprises: a plurality of tensionconnection members, each of said plurality of tension connection memberscomprises installation groove embedding parts (162, 163, 171, 172) andprojecting parts (164, 173), said installation groove embedding partsare embedded into the installation grooves of said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panels, said projecting parts project out of saidinstallation grooves and extend toward said internal main surface (101)and beyond said internal main surface (101), and through the connectioncooperation between said plurality of tension connection members andsaid installation grooves, said plurality of prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panels are assembled together.

The thermal insulating composite panel structure assembly of a firstpreferred technology based on the third basic technology furthercomprises a plurality of prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanels with a corner (20) as set forth in any technology of the secondbasic technology and preferred technologies thereof, the height andthickness of said plurality of prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panels with a corner are equal to the height and thickness ofsaid prefabricated thermal insulating composite panels, respectively,the installation grooves of said prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panels with a corner have the same size as the installationgrooves (13) of said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panels,side end surfaces of said prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel with a corner are connected with side end surfaces of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panels in pairs through buttjoint. Through the connection cooperation between a plurality of tensionconnection members (16, 17) and said installation groove (13), saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panels with a corner and saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panels that are adjacent andconnected through butt joint are assembled together, and every twoadjacent prefabricated thermal insulating composite panels with a cornerare assembled together through the connection cooperation between thetension connection members and said installation groove.

In the thermal insulating composite panel structure assembly of a secondpreferred technology based on the third basic technology or the firstpreferred technology of the third basic technology, said tensionconnection members substantially appear to be of a T shape, saidinstallation groove embedding part is formed at the top portion of saidT shape, said projecting part is formed at the bottom portion of said Tshape, the cross-sectional shape of the installation groove embeddingpart (162, 163, 171, 172) of said tension connection member isconsistent with the cross-sectional shape of said installation groove(13) such that the installation groove embedding part (162, 163, 171,172) and said installation groove (13) cooperate mutually.

In the thermal insulating composite panel structure assembly of a thirdpreferred technology based on the third basic technology, said tensionconnection member comprises a seamed tension connection member (16) anda seamless tension connection member (17), said seamed tensionconnection member comprises a body (161), the projecting part (164) ofsaid seamed tension connection member is located in the same plane assaid body (161) of said seamed tension connection member, theinstallation groove embedding parts (162, 163) of said seamed tensionconnection member extend beyond the surface in which said projectingpart and said body of said seamed tension connection member are locatedalong a direction perpendicular to the surface in which said projectingpart and said body of said seamed tension connection member are located,in said structure assembly, said seamed tension connection member isdisposed inside a horizontal seam formed by the butt joint of every twoadjacent prefabricated thermal insulating composite panels, thecross-sectional widths (W_(1a1), W_(1a2)) of the installation grooveembedding parts of said seamed tension connection member and saidseamless tension connection member are equal to the width (W_(groove))of the installation groove of the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel, and the cross-sectional height (h_(1a1)) of theinstallation groove embedding part of said seamed tension connectionmember is equal to or smaller than the depth (d_(groove)) of theinstallation groove; the cross-sectional height (h_(1a2)) of theinstallation groove embedding part of said seamless tension connectionmember is equal to the sum of the depths (d_(groove)) of twoinstallation grooves of two prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanels that are connected through butt joint, said seamless tensionconnection member comprises a necking part (178), said necking part isdisposed between said installation groove embedding part (171) and saidprojecting part (173), said entire seamless tension connection memberhas the same thickness, the cross-sectional width of said necking partis smaller than the cross-sectional width of said projecting part, aslot (179) is formed along one of the two vertical frame connectionparts (11) of each of every two prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panels that are adjacent laterally, two adjacent slots areopposite each other, the width of said slot is equal to the width ofsaid necking part, and the sum of the depths of two slots is equal tothe thickness of said necking part.

In the thermal insulating composite panel structure assembly based onthe first preferred technology of the third basic technology, saidtension connection member comprises a seamed tension connection member(16) and a seamless tension connection member (17), said seamed tensionconnection member comprises a body (161), the projecting part (164) ofsaid seamed tension connection member is located in the same plane assaid body (161) of said seamed tension connection member, theinstallation groove embedding parts (162, 163) of said seamed tensionconnection member extend beyond the surface in which said projectingpart and said body of said seamed tension connection member are locatedalong a direction perpendicular to the surface in which said projectingpart and said body of said seamed tension connection member are located,in said structure assembly, said seamed tension connection member isdisposed inside both a horizontal seam formed by the butt joint of everytwo adjacent prefabricated thermal insulating composite panels and ahorizontal seam formed by the butt joint of every two adjacentprefabricated thermal insulating composite panels with a corner, thecross-sectional widths (W_(1a1), W_(1a2)) of the installation grooveembedding parts of said seamed tension connection member and saidseamless tension connection member are equal to the width (W_(groove))of the installation groove of the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel and of the installation groove of the prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel with a corner, and thecross-sectional height (h_(1a1)) of the installation groove embeddingpart of said seamed tension connection member is equal to or smallerthan the depth (d_(groove)) of said installation grooves; thecross-sectional height (h_(1a2)) of the installation groove embeddingpart of said seamless tension connection member is equal to the sum ofthe depths (d_(groove)) of two installation grooves, said seamlesstension connection member comprises a necking part (178), said neckingpart is disposed between said installation groove embedding part (171)and said projecting part (173), said entire seamless tension connectionmember has the same thickness, the cross-sectional width of said neckingpart is smaller than the cross-sectional width of said projecting part,a slot (179) is formed along one of the two vertical frame connectionparts (11) of each of every two prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panels that are adjacent laterally and vertically along one ofthe two frame connection parts (11) of each of a prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel and a prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel with a corner that are adjacent laterally, two adjacentslots are opposite each other, the width of said slot is equal to thewidth of said necking part, and the sum of the depths of two slots isequal to the thickness of said necking part.

The Fourth Basic Technology

The fourth basic technology of the present invention relates to apermanent concrete form, said permanent concrete form comprising:

The prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel as set forth in anytechnology of the first basic technology and preferred technologiesthereof, and/or the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panelwith a corner as set forth in any technology of the second basictechnology and preferred technologies thereof;

Or comprising: the thermal insulating composite panel structure assemblyas set forth in any technology of the third basic technology andpreferred technologies thereof.

The Fifth Basic Technology and Preferred Technologies Thereof

The fifth basic technology of the present invention relates to aconcrete slab structural member, comprising:

A reinforcing bar;

A first concrete form, which is disposed at one side of said reinforcingbar;

A second concrete form, which is disposed at the other side of saidreinforcing bar;

Concrete, which is disposed between said first concrete form and saidsecond concrete form;

Wherein one or both of said first concrete form and said second concreteform are permanent concrete forms, and said concrete binds with saidreinforcing bar and said permanent concrete forms to form a whole piece;

Wherein said permanent concrete form comprises: the thermal insulatingcomposite panel structure assembly as set forth in any technology of thethird basic technology and preferred technologies thereof, and saidthermal insulating composite panel structure assembly is fixedlyconnected with said reinforcing bar via the projecting part of saidtension connection member (16, 17, 165).

In the concrete slab structural member of a first preferred technologybased on the fifth basic technology, said reinforcing bar is a steel baror a cold bend thin wall steel profile frame; said cold bend thin wallsteel profile frame comprises:

a plurality of longitudinal steel profile keels (95, 85) that are spacedapart along the extension direction of the main surface of the concreteslab structural member and placed in parallel to one another, each ofthe longitudinal steel profile keels comprises two longitudinal coldbend thin wall steel profiles (951, 952; 851, 852), the main surfaces ofsaid longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles are parallel to theinternal main surface and the external main surface of the prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel or the prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel with a corner included in said thermalinsulating composite panel structure assembly, said two longitudinalcold bend thin wall steel profiles are spaced apart and opposite eachother along a direction perpendicular to the main surface of theconcrete slab structural member, such that a space (200) is left betweenthe two longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles, andconsequently the concrete can easily flow through the space left betweenthe two longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles when it ispoured, the space left between the two longitudinal cold bend thin wallsteel profiles is filled up with concrete, and both said first concreteform and said second concrete form are fixedly connected with said coldbend thin wall steel profile frame.

In the concrete slab structural member of a second preferred technologybased on the first preferred technology of the fifth basic technology,said two longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles are fixedlyconnected through steel profile connection members (96, 87), both saidfirst concrete form and said second concrete form are spaced apart fromthe longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles, and the concretebetween said first concrete form and said second concrete form coverssaid cold bend thin wall steel profile frame.

In the concrete slab structural member of a third preferred technologybased on the first preferred technology of the fifth basic technology,the longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles (951, 952) includedin each longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profile keel (95) have aplurality of keel through holes (953, 954) distributed along thelengthwise direction thereon, the keel through holes (953, 954) on thetwo longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles are opposite eachother, projecting parts of said tension connection members (16, 17, 165)run through at least some of the keel through holes (953, 954) such thatthe running through direction of said keel through holes isperpendicular to the main surfaces of said concrete slab structuralmember and the internal main surface and the external main surface ofthe prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel or theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner includedin said thermal insulating composite panel structure assembly; one ofsaid first concrete form and said second concrete form is regularconcrete form, said permanent concrete form is the external concreteform, and said regular concrete form is the internal concrete form (92),

Said concrete slab structural member further comprises a tension bolt(91) and a tension sleeve (90), said tension sleeve (90) is disposedbetween said internal concrete form (92) and the longitudinal cold bendthin wall steel profile of the two longitudinal cold bend thin wallsteel profiles included in each longitudinal steel profile keel that islocated at the internal side;

The projecting parts of said tension connection members (16, 17, 165)extend out of said external concrete form and run through said keelthrough holes to connect with said tension sleeve for fixedly connectingsaid external concrete form with said longitudinal steel profile keel,and said tension bolt (91) runs through said internal concrete form (92)to connect with said tension sleeve for fixedly connecting said internalconcrete form with said longitudinal steel profile keel.

In the concrete slab structural member of a fourth preferred technologybased on the third preferred technology of the fifth basic technology,said concrete slab structural member further comprises:

A limiting sleeve (80), which is disposed between said external concreteform and the longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profile of the twolongitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles included in eachlongitudinal steel profile keel that is located at the external side.

In the concrete slab structural member of a fifth preferred technologybased on the second preferred technology of the fifth basic technology,both of the two longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles includedin each longitudinal steel profile keel are C shaped steel profiles, andsaid cold bend thin wall steel profile frame further comprises:

A lateral connection steel profile keel, which comprises lateral coldbend thin wall steel profiles (981, 982, 881, 882);

A diagonal connection steel profile keel, which comprises diagonal coldbend thin wall steel profiles (891, 892), said longitudinal steelprofile keels are placed vertically, a plurality of longitudinal steelprofile keels placed in parallel are connected via said lateralconnection steel profile keel, said diagonal connection steel profilekeel is connected with said longitudinal steel profile keels, and saidlongitudinal steel profile keels, said lateral connection steel profilekeel and said diagonal connection steel profile keel are connected toform a stable overall rigid structure.

In the concrete slab structural member of a sixth preferred technologybased on the third preferred technology of the fifth basic technology,there is threaded connection between said tension connection member(165) and said tension sleeve (90), and there is threaded connectionbetween said tension bolt (91) and said tension sleeve (90).

In the concrete slab structural member of a seventh preferred technologybased on the fifth basic technology, the concrete slab structural memberis a concrete wall slab structural member, further comprising: astarting platform (30) disposed at the bottom, said starting platform isfixed with a starting strip (31) thereon, said starting strip (31) has aprojecting embedding part (310) that projects upwardly, the lowestinstallation groove (13) on the lowest prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel and prefabricated thermal insulating composite panelwith a corner included in said permanent concrete form cooperates withthe projecting embedding part (310) of said starting strip, and theprojecting embedding part is embedded into said lowest installationgroove.

The Sixth Basic Technology and Preferred Technologies Thereof

The sixth basic technology relates to a concrete wall slab structuralmember, comprising: a reinforcing bar; a first concrete form, which isdisposed at one side of said reinforcing bar; a second concrete form,which is disposed at the other side of said reinforcing bar; a concreteform support, and said first concrete form and said second concrete formare fixedly connected with said concrete form support; concrete, whichis disposed between said first concrete form and said second concreteform; wherein one or both of said first concrete form and said secondconcrete form are permanent concrete forms, and said concrete binds withsaid reinforcing bar and said permanent concrete forms to form a wholepiece; wherein said permanent concrete form comprises the thermalinsulating composite panel structure assembly as set forth in anytechnology of the third basic technology and preferred technologiesthereof, and said thermal insulating composite panel structure assemblyis fixedly connected with said concrete form support via the projectingpart of said tension connection member (16, 17, 165).

In the concrete wall slab structural member of a first preferredtechnology based on the sixth basic technology, said first concrete formis the external concrete form, said external concrete form is permanentconcrete form, said second concrete form is the internal concrete form(92), the concrete form support of said concrete wall slab structuralmember comprises: a concrete form vertical keel (922) and a concreteform lateral keel (921);

Said concrete wall slab structural member further comprises a tensionbolt (91) and a tension sleeve (90), said tension sleeve (90) isdisposed at the external side of said internal concrete form (92) andadjacent to said internal concrete form, said concrete form verticalkeel (922) is disposed at the internal side of said internal concreteform (92) and adjacent to said internal concrete form, and said concreteform lateral keel is disposed at the internal side of said concrete formvertical keel and adjacent to said concrete form lateral keel. Startingfrom the internal side of said concrete form lateral keel, said tensionbolt (91) runs through said concrete form lateral keel (921), saidconcrete form vertical keel (922) and said internal concrete form (92)sequentially to connect with said tension sleeve (90), thereby fixedlyconnecting said internal concrete form, said concrete form lateral keeland said concrete form vertical keel; the projecting part of saidtension connection member (165) extends out of said external concreteform and runs through to connect with said tension sleeve, therebyfixedly connecting said external concrete form with said internalconcrete form, said concrete form vertical keel and said concrete formlateral keel.

In the concrete wall slab structural member of a second preferredtechnology based on the first preferred technology of the sixth basictechnology, there is threaded connection between said tension connectionmember (165) and said tension sleeve (90), and there is threadedconnection between said tension bolt (91) and said tension sleeve (90).

In the concrete wall slab structural member of a third preferredtechnology based on the sixth basic technology, it further comprises: astarting platform (30) disposed at the bottom, said starting platform isfixed with a starting strip (31) thereon, said starting strip (31) has aprojecting embedding part (310) that projects upwardly, the lowestinstallation groove (13) on the lowest prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel and prefabricated thermal insulating composite panelwith a corner included in said permanent concrete form cooperates withthe projecting embedding part (310) of said starting strip, and theprojecting embedding part is embedded into said lowest installationgroove.

The Seventh Basic Technology and Preferred Technologies Thereof

The seventh basic technology of the present invention relates to a wallstructural member, comprising: a wall main structure part (100) and athermal insulating layer part, said thermal insulating layer part beingfixedly connected with said wall main structure part (100),characterized in that: said thermal insulating layer part is the thermalinsulating composite panel structure assembly as set forth in any one ofclaims 19-23, and the projecting part of said tension connection member(16, 165) is fixedly connected with said wall main structure part (100)so as to fixedly connect said thermal insulating composite panelstructure assembly to said wall main structure part.

In the wall structural member of a first preferred technology based onthe seventh basic technology, the projecting part of said tensionconnection member (16) is formed with a fastening hole, said wall mainstructure part is fixed with a support member (202), and said tensionconnection member is fixedly connected to said support member (202)through the fastening hole on said projecting part and a fasteningmember.

In the wall structural member of a second preferred technology based onthe seventh basic technology, it further comprises: a starting platform(30) disposed at the bottom, said starting platform is fixed with astarting strip (31) thereon, said starting strip (31) has a projectingembedding part (310) that projects upwardly, the lowest installationgroove (13) on the lowest prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel and prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a cornerincluded in said permanent concrete form cooperates with the projectingembedding part (310) of said starting strip, and the projectingembedding part is embedded into said lowest installation groove.

The Eighth Basic Technology and Preferred Technologies Thereof

The eighth basic technology of the present invention relates to a mouldprofile (50) for fabricating the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel as set forth in the first basic technology and preferredtechnologies thereof or the prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel with a corner as set forth in the second basic technology andpreferred technologies thereof, which comprises: a profile body (501),said profile body comprises internal abutting parts (507) for the twoframe connection parts (11) of the frame (2) of said prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel or said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel with a corner to abut against duringfabrication of said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel orsaid prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner, alimiting projecting part (504) projects out from the surface of saidinternal abutting part for being inserted into the installation groove(13) during fabrication of said prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel or said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panelwith a corner so as to limit the core (9), the thickness of saidlimiting projecting part is equal to the width (W_(groove)) of saidinstallation groove, a top alignment projecting part (503) is disposedon said internal abutting part for determining the thickness of thereinforcing protective layer (7) during fabrication of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel or said prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel with a corner, and the distance fromthe top surface of said limiting projecting part (504) to the topsurface of said top alignment projecting part (503) is greater than thethickness of said frame connection parts (11).

In the mould profile of a first preferred technology based on the eighthbasic technology, it further comprises a bottom alignment projectingpart (502) for determining the thickness of a reinforcing protectivelayer (7) during fabrication of said prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel or said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panelwith a corner, the distance from the bottom surface of said limitingprojecting part (504) to the bottom surface of said bottom alignmentprojecting part (502) is greater than the thickness of said frameconnection parts (11), and the distance of said top alignment projectingpart (503) projecting upwardly from the top surface of said limitingprojecting part (504) is equal to the distance of said bottom alignmentprojecting part (502) projecting downwardly from the bottom surface ofsaid limiting projecting part (504).

In the mould profile of a second preferred technology based on the firstpreferred technology of the eighth basic technology, said top alignmentprojecting part projects to above the top surface of said profile body(501), and said bottom alignment projecting part (502) projects to belowthe bottom surface of said profile body.

In the mould profile of a third preferred technology based on the eighthbasic technology, said profile body is a hollow profile body and saidmould profile is formed by an aluminum alloy profile.

The Ninth Basic Technology and Preferred Technologies Thereof

The ninth basic technology relates to a construction method for acast-in-place concrete wall, which comprises the following steps:

A step of installing a cold bend thin wall steel profile frame;

A step of installing an external concrete form, wherein the externalconcrete form is installed to be fixedly connected with the cold bendthin wall steel profile frame, the permanent concrete form of thethermal insulating composite panel structure assembly as set forth inthe third basic technology and preferred technologies thereof is used asthe external concrete form, the tension connection member (16, 17, 165)is inserted into the installation grooves (13) on the side edges of twoadjacent prefabricated thermal insulating composite panels or twoadjacent prefabricated thermal insulating composite panels with a corneror adjacent prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel andprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner, and thefixed connection between the external concrete form and the cold bendthin wall steel profile frame is achieved through the fixed connectionbetween the projecting part of the tension connection member (16, 17,165) and the cold bend thin wall steel profile frame;

A step of installing an internal concrete form, wherein the internalconcrete form is installed to be fixedly connected with the cold bendthin wall steel profile frame.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall of a firstpreferred technology based on the ninth basic technology, the surfacesize of the main surface of the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel or the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panelwith a corner included in said external concrete form is a modular size,and the step of installing the external concrete form is repeated so asto reach a floor height by assembling multiple layers of the externalconcrete form with a modular size.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall of a secondpreferred technology based on the first preferred technology of theninth basic technology, the surface size of the main surface of saidinternal concrete form is the same as the surface size of the mainsurface of said external concrete form, the step of installing theinternal concrete form is repeated so as to reach a floor height byassembling multiple layers of the internal concrete form with a modularsize, and the assembly of the external concrete form with a modular sizeand the assembly of the internal concrete form with a modular sizeopposing the external concrete form are carried out alternately.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall of a thirdpreferred technology based on the ninth basic technology, wheninstalling the external concrete form and internal concrete form at thevery bottom layer, it comprises a step of installing a starting strip onthe starting platform (30), wherein the starting strip (31) is fixed onthe starting platform (30), the starting strip has a projectingembedding part (310), the lowest installation groove (13) on the lowestprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel or prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel with a corner included in saidpermanent concrete form cooperates with the projecting embedding part(310) of said starting strip, such that the projecting embedding part isembedded into said lowest installation groove.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall of a fourthpreferred technology based on the ninth basic technology, the step ofinstalling a cold bend thin wall steel profile frame comprises:installing a plurality of longitudinal steel profile keels (95, 85) thatare spaced apart along the extension direction of the main surface ofthe concrete wall and placed in parallel to one another, each of thelongitudinal steel profile keels comprises two longitudinal cold bendthin wall steel profiles (951, 952; 851, 852), the main surfaces of saidlongitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles are set to be parallelto the main surface of said concrete wall and the internal main surfaceand the external main surface of the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel or the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panelwith a corner included in said thermal insulating composite panelstructure assembly, such that said two longitudinal cold bend thin wallsteel profiles are spaced apart and opposite each other along adirection perpendicular to the main surface of said concrete wall, andconsequently a space (200) is left between the two longitudinal coldbend thin wall steel profiles, so that the concrete can easily flowthrough the space left between the two longitudinal cold bend thin wallsteel profiles when it is poured.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall of a fifthpreferred technology based on the fourth preferred technology of theninth basic technology, in the steps of installing the external concreteform and internal concrete form, it comprises: inserting a verticalembedding strip (177) and the tension connection member (16, 17, 165)into the vertical installation grooves (13) on the side edges oflaterally adjacent prefabricated thermal insulating composite panels,and inserting a lateral embedding strip (166) and the tension connectionmember (16, 17, 165) into the horizontal installation grooves (13) onthe side edges of vertically adjacent prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panels, wherein the fixed connection between the externalconcrete form and the cold bend thin wall steel profile frame isachieved by running the projecting part of the tension connection member(16, 17, 165) through the keel through holes (953, 954) on thelongitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profile keel (95) included in thesteel profile frame to connect with the tension sleeve (90) disposed atthe internal side of the vertical keel through threads so as to fixedlyconnect the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel or theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner with thecold bend thin wall steel profile frame, and running a tension bolt (91)having a gasket from the internal side of the internal concrete form(92) through the keel through holes between the adjacent internalconcrete forms to connect with the tension sleeve (90) through threadsso as to fixedly connect all internal concrete forms with the cold bendthin wall steel profile frame.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall of a sixthpreferred technology based on the ninth basic technology, whenassembling the permanent external concrete form with the internalconcrete form to fixedly connect the same with the cold bend thin wallsteel profile frame, the limiting sleeve (80), the tension connectionmember (16, 17, 165) and the tension bolt (91) are used to form areliable cavity with equal width.

The Tenth Basic Technology and Preferred Technologies Thereof

The tenth basic technology relates to a construction method for acast-in-place concrete thermal insulating wall, which comprises thefollowing steps:

Installing a concrete form support structure;

A step of installing an internal concrete form (92), wherein theinternal concrete form (92) is fixedly connected with said concrete formsupport structure;

A step of installing an external concrete form, wherein the permanentconcrete form of the thermal insulating composite panel structureassembly as set forth in one of the third basic technology and preferredtechnologies thereof is used as the external concrete form, the tensionconnection member (16, 17, 165) is inserted into the installationgrooves (13) on the side edges of two adjacent prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panels or two adjacent prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panels with a corner or adjacent prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel and prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel with a corner to connect the projecting part of thetension connection member (16, 17, 165) to said concrete form supportstructure, thereby fixedly connecting the external concrete form withthe concrete form support structure.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall of a firstpreferred technology based on the tenth basic technology, wheninstalling the external concrete form at the very bottom layer, itcomprises a step of installing a starting strip (31) on the startingplatform (30), wherein the starting strip (31) is fixed on the startingplatform (30), the starting strip has a projecting embedding part (310),the lowest installation groove (13) on the lowest prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel or prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel with a corner included in said permanent concrete form is made tocooperate with the projecting embedding part (310) of said startingstrip, such that the projecting embedding part is embedded into saidlowest installation groove.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall of a secondpreferred technology based on the tenth basic technology, in the step ofinstalling an internal concrete form (92), the fixed connection betweenthe internal concrete form (92) and said concrete form support structureis achieved by running a tension bolt (91) through the concrete formsupport structure from the external side to be fixedly connected withthe tension sleeve (90) disposed at the internal side of the concreteform support structure, and in the step of installing an externalconcrete form, the end of the projecting part of the tension connectionmember (165) is connected with the tension sleeve (90).

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall of a thirdpreferred technology based on the second preferred technology of thetenth basic technology, there is threaded connection between saidtension connection member (165) and said tension sleeve (90), there isthreaded connection between said tension bolt (91) and said tensionsleeve (90), the connection point between said tension connection member(165) and said tension sleeve (90) is at the external portion of saidtension sleeve (90), and the connection point between said tension bolt(91) and said tension sleeve (90) is at the external portion of saidtension sleeve (90).

The Eleventh Basic Technology and Preferred Technologies Thereof

The eleventh basic technology relates to a construction method for aconcrete wall, which comprises the following steps: a step of installinga thermal insulating layer part at the external side of the wall mainstructure part (100), wherein said thermal insulating layer part isfixedly connected with said wall main structure part (100),characterized in that said thermal insulating layer part is the thermalinsulating composite panel structure assembly as set forth in one of thethird basic technology and preferred technologies thereof. In the stepof installing a thermal insulating layer part, the projecting part ofthe tension connection member (16, 165) included in said thermalinsulating composite panel structure assembly is fixedly connected withsaid wall main structure part (100) so as to fixedly connect saidthermal insulating composite panel structure assembly to said wall mainstructure part.

In the construction method for a concrete wall of a first preferredtechnology based on the eleventh basic technology, said tensionconnection member (16) is a tension connection member (16) having afastening hole on the projecting part. In the step of installing athermal insulating layer part, a support member (202) is first fixed tothe external side of said wall main structure part, then said tensionconnection member (16) is fixedly connected to said support member (202)through the fastening hole on said projecting part of said tensionconnection member and a fastening member (203), thereby connecting theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel (1) or theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner (20)included in the thermal insulating composite panel structure assembly tothe wall main structure part (100).

In the construction method for a concrete wall of a second preferredtechnology based on the eleventh basic technology, the step ofinstalling a thermal insulating layer part further comprises: fixing astarting strip (31) on the starting platform (30) at the bottom, thestarting strip (31) having a projecting embedding part (310) thatprojects upwardly, and making the lowest installation groove (13) on thelowest prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel andprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner includedin said thermal insulating composite panel structure assembly tocooperate with the projecting embedding part (310) of said startingstrip so as to embed the projecting embedding part into said lowestinstallation groove.

In the construction method for a concrete wall of a third preferredtechnology based on the eleventh basic technology, in the step ofinstalling a thermal insulating layer part, a space is left for pouringconcrete between said thermal insulating layer part and said wall mainstructure part (100). When the thermal insulating layer part has beeninstalled, a dense fine aggregate concrete is poured into said space soas to improve the structural strength and water proof capability of theexisting wall substrate.

In the construction method for a concrete wall of a fourth preferredtechnology based on the first preferred technology of the eleventh basictechnology, when the support member (202) is fixed to the wall mainstructure part (100), an expansion bolt (201) is used to fix the supportmember laterally or vertically to the wall main structure part (100).

The Twelfth Basic Technology and Preferred Technologies Thereof

The twelfth basic technology relates to a prefabrication method forfabricating the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel as setforth in one of the first basic technology and preferred technologiesthereof or the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with acorner as set forth in one of the second basic technology and preferredtechnologies thereof, characterized in that: the mould profile (50) asset forth in one of the eighth basic technology and preferredtechnologies thereof is used, comprising the following steps:

1) Using the frame assembled by said mould profile (50) as the mould;

2) Placing the core (9) having the frame (2) into the mould such thatthe installation groove (13) of the frame (2) closely combines with thelimiting projecting part (504) at the internal side of said mouldprofile (50) to limit the core (9);

3) Applying a reinforcing protective layer (7) formed by cement-based orgypsum-based polymer-modified mortar on one side of the core (9), whencoating the reinforcing protective layer (7) formed by cement-based orgypsum-based polymer-modified mortar, use high points of the alignmentprojecting parts (503, 502) on the cross section of said mould profile(50) as the control points for the thickness of the reinforcingprotective layer (7) of the composite panel so as to ensure the uniformthickness and size of the composite panel;

4) Turning over the mould, and repeating Step 3 for applying areinforcing protective layer (7) formed by cement-based or gypsum-basedpolymer-modified mortar on the other side of the core (9);

5) Detaching the form after the initial setting of the reinforcingprotective layers (7) to remove said mould profile (50);

6) Maintaining the thermal insulating composite panel or theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner.

In the prefabrication method of a first preferred technology based onthe twelfth basic technology, when applying a reinforcing protectivelayer (7) formed by cement-based or gypsum-based polymer-modified mortaron one side of the core (9), said reinforcing protective layer (7) isapplied in two equal layers (71), wherein the first layer of thereinforcing protective layer (71) formed by cement-based or gypsum-basedpolymer-modified mortar is first applied on the core (9), coating areinforcing material (8), and then the second layer of the reinforcingprotective layer (71) formed by cement-based or gypsum-basedpolymer-modified mortar is further coated. When the second layer of thereinforcing protective layer (71) formed by cement-based or gypsum-basedpolymer-modified mortar is coated, use high points of the alignmentprojecting parts (503, 502) on the cross section of said mould profile(50) as the control points for the thickness of the reinforcingprotective layer (7) of the composite panel.

In the prefabrication method of a second preferred technology based onthe twelfth basic technology, after applying a reinforcing protectivelayer (7) formed by cement-based or gypsum-based polymer-modified mortaron one side of the core (9) or after applying a reinforcing protectivelayer (7) formed by cement-based or gypsum-based polymer-modified mortaron the other side of the core (9), and before the mould detaching step,apply a decorative surface layer (15) on the reinforcing protectivelayer (7) of said side or said other side, such that it binds with thereinforcing protective layer (7).

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FIG. 1 illustrates the 3-D structure of a preferred embodiment of theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel according to thepresent invention;

FIG. 2 illustrates the 3-D exploded structure of a preferred embodimentof the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel according to thepresent invention;

FIG. 3 is the enlarged view of the A portion in FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is the enlarged view of the B portion in FIG. 2;

FIG. 5 illustrates the cross-sectional structure of a preferredembodiment of the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel and apreferred embodiment of the prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel with a corner according to the present invention;

FIG. 6 illustrates the cross-sectional structure when the mould profilefor fabricating the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel orthe prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner ofthe present invention is assembled with the prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel or thermal insulating composite panel with acorner;

FIG. 7 illustrates the 3-D structure when the mould profile forfabricating the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel or theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner of thepresent invention is assembled with the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel or thermal insulating composite panel with a corner;

FIG. 8 illustrates the 3-D exploded structure of a preferred embodimentof the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corneraccording to the present invention;

FIG. 9 is the enlarged view of the C portion in FIG. 8;

FIG. 10 is the enlarged view of the D portion in FIG. 8;

FIG. 11 is the enlarged view of the E portion in FIG. 8;

FIG. 12 is the enlarged view of the F portion in FIG. 8;

FIG. 13 illustrates the 3-D structure of a preferred embodiment of thethermal insulating composite panel structural assembly according to thepresent invention;

FIG. 14 is the enlarged view of the G portion in FIG. 13;

FIG. 15 is the enlarged view of the H portion in FIG. 13;

FIG. 16 is the enlarged view of the J portion in FIG. 13;

FIG. 17 illustrates the cross-sectional structure of a preferredembodiment of the concrete slab structural member according to thepresent invention;

FIG. 18 illustrates the 3-D exploded structure of said preferredembodiment of the concrete slab structural member according to thepresent invention;

FIG. 19 illustrates the 3-D structure of the tension bolt 91 accordingto the preferred embodiment;

FIG. 20 illustrates the 3-D structure of the tension connection member165 according to the preferred embodiment;

FIG. 21 illustrates the 3-D structure of said preferred embodiment ofthe concrete slab structural member according to the present invention,and said figure illustratively shows the structure from the internalside of the structural member;

FIG. 22 illustrates the 3-D structure of said preferred embodiment ofthe concrete slab structural member according to the present invention,and said figure illustratively shows the structure from the externalside of the structural member.

FIG. 23 illustrates the cross-sectional structure of a preferredembodiment of another concrete slab structural member (i.e. wall slab)according to the present invention;

FIG. 24 illustrates the 3-D exploded structure of a preferred embodimentof said another concrete slab structural member according to the presentinvention;

FIG. 25 illustrates the cross-sectional structure of a preferredembodiment of a wall structural member according to the presentinvention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

In the following description, identical parts have the same names anduse the same legends. Corresponding parts have the corresponding namesand use the corresponding legends.

Preferred Embodiments of the Prefabricated Thermal Insulating CompositePanel

FIGS. 1-7 illustrate a prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel1 according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.According to this preferred embodiment, said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel 1 comprises an internal main surface 101, anexternal main surface 102, and four side end surfaces 103, 104, 105,106, in particular as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. In particular as shown inFIGS. 1-6, in addition to the core 9 made of the thermal insulationpanel, said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel 1 furthercomprises: two reinforcing protective layers 7 formed by cement-based orgypsum-based polymer-modified mortar and a frame 2. The core 9 is a highperformance organic thermal insulation panel, such as polystyrene,polyurethane, phenolic aldehydes, etc., or an inorganic thermalinsulation material, such as mineral wool panel, foam glass, foamceramics, etc., or a super thermal insulation material, such as vacuumthermal insulation panel. According to the design thermal requirements,panels with different thicknesses may be used to provide correspondingheat resistance. Typically, organic thermal insulation materials havebetter thermal insulating properties and more extensive applicationsthan inorganic thermal insulation materials. The material for thereinforcing protective layer 7 is a cement-based or gypsum-basedpolymer-modified mortar, which is an inorganic non-combustible materialand can provide excellent protection to the core 9. The core 9 isdisposed between said two reinforcing protective layers 7 and said tworeinforcing protective layers are bonded with said core 9. The frame 2surrounds the periphery of the core 9 and is fastened to the core 9.Inside the internal main surface 101 and the external main surface 102of said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel, thereinforcing protective layers cover the frame 2 such that the frame 2 isexposed only at the four side end surfaces 103, 104, 105, 106 of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel. The frame 2 comprisestwo frame connection parts 11 at the external side of the frame 2 anddisposed at the top and bottom of the frame, respectively, and aninstallation groove 13 at the external side of said frame and disposedbetween said two frame connection parts 11, and said installation grooveextends along the entire frame length. As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, theinternal side of the frame 2 refers to the side that contacts the core 9(i.e. the lower side in FIG. 5 and the right side in FIG. 6), while theexternal side of the frame 2 refers to the side that contacts the mouldprofile 50 in the fabrication process and where, during the assembly ofa plurality of prefabricated thermal insulating composite panels, thesepanels connect with one other (i.e. the upper side in FIG. 5 and theleft side in FIG. 6). As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the top and bottom ofthe frame are relative to the top and bottom in FIG. 6. In terms of FIG.5, the top in FIG. 6 corresponds to the right in FIG. 5, while thebottom in FIG. 6 corresponds to the left in FIG. 5.

In terms of the other object of the invention, the thermal insulatingpanel that forms the core 9 may also be made of an inorganic thermalinsulation material. In this case, the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel of the present invention still has the advantageouseffects of improving strength and integrity, facilitating assemblyoperation and improves construction efficiency.

Each reinforcing protective layer 7 may comprise a reinforcing materialembedded therein, said reinforcing material may comprise a reinforcingnet 8 formed by alkali-resistant glass fiber, carbon fiber or steelfiber, or may comprise alkali-resistant chopped glass fiber, carbonfiber or steel fiber that is evenly distributed in the reinforcingprotective layers. Alternatively, the reinforcing material may compriseboth the reinforcing net 8 and the alkali-resistant chopped glass fiber,carbon fiber or steel fiber that is evenly distributed in thereinforcing protective layers. The reinforcing material may effectivelyimprove the composite panel properties, such as bending resistance andimpact resistance.

As shown in FIGS. 2-3, in the prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel of said preferred embodiment, said frame 2 comprises four frameprofile segments. The frame profile is an extruded profile. In theprocess of composite panel production, the frame 2 can also play a rolein size limiting and surface layer thickness control, and a role inprotecting edges and corners of prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panels during transportation and storage. During construction,by inserting embedding strips 166, 169, 177, 178 into installationgrooves 13 of the frame 2, the assembly of the panels has accuratepositioning and a good smoothness can be ensured after the assembly. Inpractical applications, said frame profile reliably connects theprefabricated composite panel to the main structure through tensionbolts. Both end surfaces of each frame profile segment are inclinedplanes such that the ends of the four frame profile segments can beassembled in pairs through butt joint to form a complete frame 2. Eachframe profile segment is formed integrally. Each frame profile segmentcomprises two fixing wings 10 and a core fixing groove 3. The two fixingwings 10 are at the internal side of said frame profile and disposed atthe top and bottom of the frame profile, respectively (relative to FIG.6). The core fixing groove 3 is at the internal side of said frameprofile and disposed between the top and bottom two fixing wings 10(relative to FIG. 6). As shown in FIGS. 3-6, each of said two frameconnection parts 11 is formed with a frame connection hole 4. Each ofthe edges of the four sides of said core 9 of said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel is inserted, respectively, into the corefixing groove 3 of a frame profile segment, and the two fixing wings 10of each frame profile segment clamp to be fixed onto one of the fouredges of said core 9.

A frame profile reinforcing member 5 is shown in FIGS. 2-4. Every twoframe profile segments with the ends thereof connected through buttjoint are connected through two frame profile reinforcing members 5. Inpractical applications, for a complete frame formed by assembling fourframe profile segments, at least one frame profile reinforcing member 5is disposed between the connecting ends of every two segments to connectthe two segments. Of course, those skilled in the art may conceive thatframe profile reinforcing members 5 just needs to be disposed betweenthe head and tail ends of said frame profile. The frame profilereinforcing member 5 comprises two insert connection parts 51, said twoinsert connection parts 51 are inserted, respectively, into the adjacentframe connection holes 4 of every two adjacent frame profile segmentsand fixed into the frame connection holes 4 so as to connect the fourframe profile segments to form a whole piece. The frame profilereinforcing member provides reliable connection and smooth transitionfor the panel in this embodiment and the prefabricated having a cornerto be described below at the corner. The frame profile reinforcingmember just needs to be inserted into the groove hole that has beenformed in advance on the frame.

In said preferred embodiment, the installation groove 13 is disposed inthe middle relative to said two frame connection parts 11, and said corefixing groove 3 is disposed in the middle on the internal side of saidframe relative to said two fixing wings.

As shown in FIG. 2, the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panelof said preferred embodiment further comprises a decorative surfacelayer 15. The decorative surface layer 15 is disposed at the externalside of the reinforcing protective layer 7 at the external side of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel and is bonded with saidreinforcing protective layer 7.

The reinforcing protective layer 7 in FIG. 2 appears to be tworeinforcing protective layers 71, which is an illustrative figure tofacilitate the description of the structural composition and fabricationmethod. The size of the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panelof said embodiment is a modular size that complies with the buildingstandardization to facilitate the fabrication at factories, assemblyduring construction, and standardized construction. Standard compositepanels are determined according to the building mould quantity system.Due to the diversity in practical projects, however, composite panelswith non-standard sizes will be needed. A computer aided design programmay be used to calculate the amounts and sizes of standard panels,standard prefabricated composite panels with a corner to be describedbelow, non-standard panels, and non-standard prefabricated compositepanels with a corner for use in projects.

The prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel of said preferredembodiment is square or rectangular, and its size and weight are set tofacilitate the manual transport and operation by construction workers.

The prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel of said preferredembodiment has the following property indexes:

Comparison of Strength of Different Materials

Maximum Bending Thickness bending strength Material name mm load N MPaRemarks Core of extruded 50 250 0.45 polystyrene Prefabricated thermal40 1200 54 10 mm in insulating composite panel total with of the presentinvention the top and bottom protective layers Veneer plywood used as 151150 23 concrete forms of the prior art Blockboard, long grained 18 235033 Blockboard, wide grained 18 750 10 Note: testing method all specimenshave a width of 100 mm, the span is 300 mm.

Preferred Embodiments of the Prefabricated Thermal Insulating CompositePanel with a Corner

FIGS. 8-12 illustrate a prefabricated thermal insulating composite panelwith a corner 20 according to another preferred embodiment of thepresent invention. It should be understood that the structure of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner is verysimilar to the structure of the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel 1 that does not have a corner shown in FIGS. 1-7, andthey are identical in many aspects. However, said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel with a corner comprises two thermalinsulating composite panel parts to form the corner. Each of said twothermal insulating composite panel parts comprises an internal mainsurface 101, an external main surface 102 and four side end surfaces.One side end surface of said four side end surfaces is formed to beinclined planes 108, 109 that incline relative to the internal mainsurface 101 and the external main surface 102 of said thermal insulatingcomposite panel part. The two inclined planes 108, 109 have the samesize and same inclination angle for mutual cooperation, the two thermalinsulating composite panel parts are connected at the inclined planesthrough butt joint such that the two thermal insulating composite panelparts are disposed in two different planes, respectively, and said twodifferent planes intersect each other, as shown in FIG. 8. Each thermalinsulating composite panel part comprises a core 9 made of the thermalinsulation panel, two reinforcing protective layers 7 formed bycement-based or gypsum-based polymer-modified mortar and a frame 2. Thecore 9 is disposed between said two reinforcing protective layers 7, andsaid two reinforcing protective layers 7 are bonded with said core 9.The frame 2 is disposed on three sides of the three side end surfaces103, 104, 106 other than the side end surface that is formed to havesaid inclined planes of said thermal insulating composite panel part ofthe core 9 and is fastened to the core 9. Inside each surface of theinternal main surface and the external main surface of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner 20, saidreinforcing protective layers cover said frame such that said frame isexposed only at said three side end surfaces 103, 104, 106 of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel part of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner. Theframe 2 comprises two frame connection parts 11 at the external side ofsaid frame and disposed at the top and bottom of the frame,respectively, and an installation groove 13 at the external side of saidframe and disposed between said two frame connection parts 11, and saidinstallation groove extends along the entire frame length. Refer to FIG.6 to understand the external side and internal side of the frame herein.

The angle of the corner of the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel with a corner can be determined according to thebuilding elevation design requirement, which can be adjustedtheoretically from 0 degree to 180 degrees. This panel can be used atwall corners, door and window opening edges and eaves.

The preferred embodiment of the reinforcing material of the reinforcingprotective layer 7 in a preferred embodiment of the prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel according to the present inventionthat has been described above can similarly be used for saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner.

Refer to FIGS. 8-12 below. As shown in these figures, the structure ofthe prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corneraccording to said preferred embodiment is identical with the structureof the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel that does nothave a corner in many aspects. In the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel with a corner, the frame 2 included in each of saidthermal insulating composite panel part comprises three frame profilesegments, both end surfaces of each frame profile segment are inclinedplanes such that the ends of the six frame profile segments can beassembled in pairs through butt joint to form a complete frame 2. Eachframe profile segment is formed integrally. Each frame profile segmentcomprises two fixing wings 10 at the internal side of said frame profileand disposed at the top and bottom of the frame profile, respectively,and a core fixing groove 3 at the internal side of said frame profileand disposed between said two fixing wings 10 (see FIG. 6 to understandthe internal side and external side of the frame profile, and the topand bottom of the frame, just like the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel that does not have a corner).

Each of the two frame connection parts 11 is formed with a frameconnection hole 4, the edges of three sides of the three side endsurfaces 103, 104, 106 other than the side end surface that is formed tohave said inclined plane of the core 9 of said thermal insulatingcomposite panel part are inserted, respectively, into the core fixinggroove 3 of a frame profile segment, and the two fixing wings 10 of eachframe profile segment clamp to be fixed onto the edge of one side of theabove three sides of said core 9.

Said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a cornerfurther comprises a frame profile reinforcing member 5. In addition tothe position of the inclined planes, there are two (alternatively one)frame profile reinforcing members 5 between every two frame profilesegments with the ends thereof connected through butt joint at the buttjoint position of side end surfaces of every adjacent two frame profilesegments. Two insert connection parts 51 included in the frame profilereinforcing member 5 are inserted, respectively, into the adjacent frameconnection holes 4 of two adjacent frame profile segments of eachthermal insulating composite panel part and fixed into the frameconnection holes 4 so as to connect the adjacent frame profile segmentsto form a whole piece.

In said preferred embodiment, since the composite panel has a corner,the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a cornerfurther comprises a corner frame profile reinforcing member 6. There aretwo (alternatively one) corner frame profile reinforcing members 6between two frame profile at the position of the inclined planes and thebutt joint position of side end surfaces of the two frame profiles. Thecorner frame profile reinforcing member 6 comprises a corner insertconnection part 61, said corner insert connection part 61 is insertedinto the frame connection holes 4 of the two adjacent frames at theposition of said inclined planes and fixes the adjacent two frameprofiles at the position of said inclined planes where said two thermalinsulating composite panel parts are connected through butt joint,thereby fixedly connecting the six frame profile segments of the twoadjacent thermal insulating composite panel parts to form a completeframe, and fixedly combining said two thermal insulating composite panelparts to form a whole piece.

More preferred embodiments of all aspects, including the installationgroove 13, the core fixing groove 3, the decorative surface layer 15,the selection of reinforcing protective layer materials, the selectionof reinforcing materials, the composition of thermal insulating panelthat forms the core 9, and sizes and shapes of the composite panel, of apreferred embodiment of the prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel of the present invention that has been described above, as well asfurther advantageous effects thereof, are similarly applicable to theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner, whichwill not be described again herein.

Preferred Embodiments of a Thermal Insulating Composite Panel StructureAssembly of the Present Invention

Refer to FIGS. 13-16 below. These figures illustratively show a thermalinsulating composite panel structure assembly according to a preferredembodiment of the present invention. Said thermal insulating compositepanel structure assembly may be used to build walls or floor (e.g.roof). Said thermal insulating composite panel structure assemblycomprises a plurality of prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanels 1 that have been described above and a plurality of prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panels with a corner 20 that have beendescribed above. Of course, it should be understood that if the cornerof a built wall does not use the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panels with a corner of the present invention, said thermalinsulating composite panel structure assembly may also not include theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panels with a corner 20. Asshown in FIG. 13, a plurality of prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panels 1 are assembled by means of butt joint of side endsurfaces. The structure assembly consisted of said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panels further comprises a plurality of tensionconnection members 16 and 17. As shown in FIGS. 14 and 16, the tensionconnection member 16 comprises installation groove embedding parts 162,163 and a projecting part 164, while the tension connection member 17comprises installation groove embedding parts 171, 172 and a projectingpart 173. Installation groove embedding parts 162, 163, 171, 172 areembedded into the installation grooves 13 of said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panels, the projecting parts 164, 173 project outof said installation grooves 13 and extend toward said internal mainsurface 101 and beyond the internal (i.e. the indoor side of the wall)main surface 101, and through the connection cooperation between saidplurality of tension connection members 16, 17 and said installationgrooves 13, said plurality of prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanels are assembled together.

Both the tension connection members and embedding strips may beinjection moulded pieces made of plastics. The role of the tensionconnection members is to position adjacent composite panels 1, 20through the cooperation with the installation grooves of the adjacentcomposite panels 1, 20 having installation grooves, such that thecomposite panels 1, 20 are assembled together, and at the same time, canconnect the assembled composite panels 1, 20 with other structures, suchas concrete form support structure and building main load-carryingstructure. The role of embedding strips is to position adjacentcomposite panels 1, 20 through the cooperation with the installationgrooves of the adjacent composite panels 1, 20 having installationgrooves, such that the composite panels 1, 20 are assembled together. Bycombining the tension connection members and/or embedding strips withthe prefabricated composite panels of the present invention, a pluralityof (the amount to be determined as needed, e.g. the wall area or floorarea) the prefabricated composite panels of the present invention may beassembled together. Consequently, a brand new building structure andconstruction method can be provided. Said building structure andconstruction method is characterized by assembly, which noticeably savesprocedures and time for a construction site. If the size of compositepanels is set to facilitate the manual transport and operation byconstruction workers, the demand for large lifting equipment will befurther reduced.

In said preferred embodiment, the height and thickness of theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panels with a corner 20 areequal to the height and thickness of the prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panels 1, respectively, the installation grooves 13of said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panels with a corner20 have the same size as the installation grooves 13 of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panels 1 such thatstandardized assembly can be carried out. Side end surfaces of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner 20 areconnected with side end surfaces of said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panels 1 in pairs through butt joint, and throughthe connection cooperation between a plurality of tension connectionmembers 16, 17 and said installation groove 13, said prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panels with a corner 20 and saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panels 1 that are adjacentand connected through butt joint are assembled together through thetension connection member 17, and every two adjacent prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panels with a corner 20 are assembledtogether through the connection cooperation between the tensionconnection member 16 and said installation groove 13.

As shown in FIGS. 14 and 16, in said embodiment, the tension connectionmembers 16, 17 of the thermal insulating composite panel structureassembly substantially appear to be of a T shape, said installationgroove embedding parts 162, 163, 171, 172 are formed at the top portionof said T shape when it is placed vertically, said projecting part isformed at the bottom portion of said T shape when it is placedvertically, the cross-sectional shape of the installation grooveembedding parts 162, 163 of the tension connection member 16, and theinstallation groove embedding parts 171, 172 of the tension connectionmember 17 is consistent with the cross-sectional shape of saidinstallation groove 13 such that the installation groove embedding part162, 163, 171, 172 and said installation groove 13 cooperate mutually.

As shown in FIGS. 14 and 16, in the thermal insulating composite panelstructure assembly of said preferred embodiment, the tension connectionmember 16 is a seamed tension connection member 16 and the tensionconnection member 17 is a seamless tension connection member 17. Theseamed tension connection member comprises a body 161, the projectingpart 164 of said seamed tension connection member is located in the sameplane as said body 161 of said seamed tension connection member. Theinstallation groove embedding parts 162, 163 of said seamed tensionconnection member extend beyond the surface in which said projectingpart and said body of said seamed tension connection member are locatedalong a direction perpendicular to the surface in which said projectingpart 164 and said body 161 of said seamed tension connection member arelocated, such that they can extend into the installation groove 13during assembly. As shown in FIG. 14, in the structure assembly, saidseamed tension connection member is disposed inside a horizontal seamformed by the butt joint of every two adjacent prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panels. The cross-sectional widths W_(1a1), W_(1a2)of the installation groove embedding parts of said seamed tensionconnection member and said seamless tension connection member are equalto the width W_(groove) of the installation groove of the prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel, and the cross-sectional heighth_(1a1) of the installation groove embedding part of said seamed tensionconnection member is equal to or smaller than the depth d_(groove) ofthe installation groove for mutual cooperation. As shown in FIG. 16, thecross-sectional height h_(1a2) of the installation groove embeddingparts 171, 172 of said seamless tension connection member is equal tothe sum of the depths d_(groove) of two installation grooves 13 of twoprefabricated thermal insulating composite panels that are connectedthrough butt joint for mutual cooperation. The seamless tensionconnection member comprises a necking part 178, and said necking part isdisposed between said installation groove embedding part 171 and saidprojecting part 173. The cross-sectional width of the necking part issmaller than the cross-sectional width of said projecting part. Theentire seamless tension connection member has the same thickness. A slot179 is formed along one of the two vertical frame connection parts 11 ofeach of every two prefabricated thermal insulating composite panels 1that are adjacent laterally or the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel 1 and the prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel with a corner 20 that are adjacent laterally. Two adjacent slots179 are opposite each other, the width of said slot is equal to thewidth of said necking part, and the sum of the depths of two slots isequal to the thickness of said necking part for mutual cooperation.

In the thermal insulating composite panel structure assembly of saidpreferred embodiment, seamed embedding strips 166, 169 are placed intothe horizontal seam between adjacent prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panels 1 and/or prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanels with a corner 20, and seamless embedding strips 177, 178 areplaced into the vertical seam between adjacent prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panels 1 and/or between a prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel 1 and a prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel with a corner 20 such that the butt joint cooperationamong the composite panels become better. At the same time, theembedding strips can also connect the adjacent composite panels, andhelp prevent the relative position shift between the adjacent compositepanels, such that the assembled composite panels have better integrity.

The assembly of the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel andthe prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner ofthe present invention on a construction site can be carried outaccording to different flows as required by projects. A preferred flowembodiment is provided below:

When fixing a starting strip 31, the starting strip 31 can be fixedcontinuously along the periphery of the starting platform (e.g. ahorizontal foundation, or a platform formed by treating the existingfoundation, or a platform added to the foundation) 30, and it isrequired that its anchorage with the foundation be reliable and the sizebe accurate;

The first layer of the composite panels 1, 20 is installed first. Thefirst piece of the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel witha corner 20 is installed starting from the corner, and the horizontalinstallation groove 13 at the bottom end of said composite panel 20 isfitted to the projecting embedding part 310 of the starting strip 31;

The second piece of composite panel to be installed is the compositepanel 1, place the composite panel 1 tightly against the first piece ofcomposite panel 20, assume that it is seamless assembly vertically andseamed assembly laterally, see FIG. 13, insert seamless embedding strips177, 178 between the two composite panels, and place seamed embeddingstrips 166, 169 into the groove at the top end;

When it is necessary to connect with a main structure, place the tensionconnection members 16, 165 into the installation groove 13 at the topend, or place the tension connection member 17 into the installationgroove 13 on the side;

The installation of the second layer of the composite panels 1, 20 alsobegins at the corner, fit the bottom end installation groove 13 of theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner 20 ontothe seamed embedding strips 169, 166 of the lower layer composite panel30, and then install the second piece of composite panel 1 of the secondlayer.

Preferred Embodiments of a Permanent Concrete Form of the PresentInvention

The present invention further proposes a permanent concrete form. Thepermanent concrete form according to one preferred embodiment of thepresent invention may comprise the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel and/or the prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel with a corner that has been described above, and may comprise thethermal insulating composite panel structure assembly that has beendescribed above. Said permanent concrete form may be used as permanentconcrete forms for building buildings and structures. It firmly andintegrally binds with the concrete structure when the concretecompletely sets to form a reliable thermal insulating layer that has thesame life as the building.

Preferred Embodiments of a Concrete Slab Structural Member of thePresent Invention

Refer to FIGS. 17-22 below. These figures illustratively show a concreteslab structural member according to a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention. In said preferred embodiment, said concrete slabstructural member is a wall slab structural member. After reading theDescription, however, those skilled in the art should understand that itmay also be used for roof slabs and floor slabs with thermal insulatingrequirements. Said concrete slab structural member comprises areinforcing bar, a first concrete form disposed at one side of saidreinforcing bar, a second concrete form disposed at the other side ofsaid reinforcing bar, and concrete disposed between said first concreteform and said second concrete form (not shown). The first concrete formis external concrete form, the external concrete form is permanentconcrete form, including the thermal insulating composite panelstructure assembly that has been described above, and the thermalinsulating composite panel structure assembly is fixedly connected withsaid reinforcing bar via the projecting part of said tension connectionmember 16, 17, 165. The second concrete form is regular concrete formand the internal concrete form 92. The concrete binds with thereinforcing bar, the permanent concrete form, and the internal concreteform 92 to form a whole piece. Of course, those skilled in the artshould understand that if necessary, the permanent concrete form of thepresent invention can be used on the internal side or both sides. Forexample, the internal side thermal insulating method is used for mostrefrigerators.

In said concrete slab structural member of said preferred embodiment,the reinforcing bar is a cold bend thin wall steel profile keel.However, those skilled in the art should understand that the reinforcingbar may also be a steel bar according to the prior art.

In said preferred embodiment, to highlight the advantageous effects ofthe standardized assembly of the permanent concrete form of the presentinvention, a cold bend thin wall steel profile frame is used as thereinforcing bar. Said cold bend thin wall steel profile frame comprisesa plurality of longitudinal (vertical in said embodiment) steel profilekeels 95, 85 that are spaced apart along the extension direction(lateral, i.e. horizontal direction in said embodiment) of the mainsurface of the concrete slab structural member and placed in parallel toone another. Each of the longitudinal steel profile keels comprises twolongitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles 951, 952, 851, 852. Themain surfaces of said longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles(i.e. the plane passing through the center of the longitudinal cold bendthin wall steel profiles, perpendicular to paper and extendingvertically in FIG. 17) are parallel to the internal main surface and theexternal main surface of the prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel 1 or the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with acorner 20 included in said thermal insulating composite panel structureassembly. The two longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles 951,952, 851, 852 are spaced apart and opposite each other along a directionperpendicular to the main surface of the concrete slab structural member(i.e. the plane passing through the center of the longitudinal cold bendthin wall steel profiles, perpendicular to paper and extendingvertically in FIG. 17), such that a space 200 is left between the twolongitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles, and consequently theconcrete can easily flow through the space left between the twolongitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles when it is poured. Thespace left between the two longitudinal cold bend thin wall steelprofiles is filled up with concrete (not shown), and both said firstconcrete form and said second concrete form are fixedly connected withsaid cold bend thin wall steel profile frame.

In said concrete slab structural member of said preferred embodiment,the two longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles are fixedlyconnected through steel profile connection members 96, 87, both saidfirst concrete form and said second concrete form are spaced apart fromthe longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles, and the concretebetween said first concrete form and said second concrete form (notshown) covers said cold bend thin wall steel profile frame. The steelprofile connection members 96, 87 may be spaced apart along thelengthwise direction of the longitudinal cold bend thin wall steelprofiles 951, 952. As shown in FIG. 18, two pairs of steel profileconnection members 96 may be disposed between every two longitudinalcold bend thin wall steel profiles 951, 952. The steel profileconnection members 96, 87 have steel profile connection member throughholes 961 thereon so as to reduce the impact on the flowing of concrete.Longitudinally (vertically in this preferred embodiment), every twoadjacent longitudinal steel profile keels are connected through alongitudinal connection keel 97. In the vertically adjacent longitudinalsteel profile keels, both two cold bend thin wall steel profiles thatform the upper adjacent longitudinal steel profile keel and two coldbend thin wall steel profiles that form the lower adjacent longitudinalsteel profile keel have their ends in butt joint fitted over thelongitudinal connection steel profiles 971, 972 that form thelongitudinal connection keel 97, and fixed thereto. The fixation may beachieved with screws (as shown in FIG. 17) or welding. When twolongitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles 951, 952 on the toplayer connect with two longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles951, 952 on the bottom layer through butt joint, the longitudinalconnection keel 97, as a keel connector, should be first inserted intothe main keel on the bottom layer, i.e. the longitudinal steel profilekeel 95, and the two are connected with self-tapping screws.Subsequently, the main keel on the top layer, i.e. the longitudinalsteel profile keel 95, is fitted over the keel connector, and the twoare connected with self-tapping screws.

In said concrete slab structural member of said preferred embodiment,the longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles 951, 952 included ineach longitudinal steel profile keel 95 have a plurality of keel throughholes 953, 954 distributed along the lengthwise direction thereon. Thekeel through holes 953, 954 on the two longitudinal cold bend thin wallsteel profiles are opposite each other, projecting parts of said tensionconnection members 16, 17, 165 run through at least some of the keelthrough holes 953, 954. The running through direction of said keelthrough holes is perpendicular to the main surfaces of said concreteslab structural member and the internal main surface and the externalmain surface of the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel orthe prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a cornerincluded in said thermal insulating composite panel structure assembly.

As shown in the figures, the concrete slab structural member furthercomprises a tension bolt 91, a tension sleeve 90 and a limiting sleeve80. The tension sleeve 90 is disposed between said internal concreteform 92 and the longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profile of thetwo longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles included in eachlongitudinal steel profile keel that is located at the internal side.The limiting sleeve 80 is disposed between said external concrete formand the longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profile of the twolongitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles included in eachlongitudinal steel profile keel that is located at the external side(i.e. the outdoor side relative to the wall). The tension sleeve is aninjection moulded piece, which can convey the pressure at the concreteside to the concrete forms on both sides. At the same time, it can alsoplay a limiting role to ensure the effective thickness of the concreteprotective layer. The limiting sleeve is an injection moulded piece,which ensures the effective thickness of the concrete protective layer.The tension bolt is a detachable steel bolt that fixes the modularconcrete form to the main keel. When the concrete is cured for asufficient period, the tension bolt and the modular concrete form aredetached. The bolt hole on the concrete member may be used as the fixingpoint for dry construction of decorative surface.

The projecting parts of said tension connection members 16, 17, 165extend out of said external concrete form and run through said keelthrough holes to connect with said tension sleeve through threads,thereby fixedly connecting said external concrete form with saidlongitudinal steel profile keel, and said tension bolt 91 runs throughsaid internal concrete form 92 to connect with said tension sleeve forfixedly connecting said internal concrete form with said longitudinalsteel profile keel. See the external threads on the end of theprojecting part of said tension connection member 165 and the externalthreads on the tension bolt 91 illustratively shown in FIG. 19 and FIG.20. These external threads are used to mesh with the internal threadsinside the holes of the tension sleeve 90.

In said preferred embodiment, both of the two longitudinal cold bendthin wall steel profiles included in each longitudinal steel profilekeel are C shaped steel profiles. The longitudinal steel profile keelsare placed vertically, a plurality of longitudinal steel profile keelsplaced in parallel are connected via said lateral connection steelprofile keel, said diagonal connection steel profile keel is connectedwith said longitudinal steel profile keels, and said longitudinal steelprofile keels, said lateral connection steel profile keel and saiddiagonal connection steel profile keel are connected to form a stableoverall rigid structure. The lateral connection steel profile keelcomprises lateral cold bend thin wall steel profiles 981, 982, 881, 882.The diagonal connection steel profile keel comprises diagonal cold bendthin wall steel profiles 891, 892.

In said preferred embodiment, the concrete slab structural member is aconcrete wall slab structural member, which may further comprises astarting platform 30 disposed at the bottom. The starting platform maybe a building foundation, or other appropriate platform added to thefoundation. The starting platform is fixed with a starting strip 31thereon, and the starting strip 31 has a projecting embedding part 310that projects upwardly. The lowest installation groove 13 on the lowestprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel and prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel with a corner included in saidpermanent concrete form cooperates with the projecting embedding part310 of said starting strip, and the projecting embedding part isembedded into said lowest installation groove. In such a way, it helpsthe lowest prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel in thepermanent concrete form be fixed and positioned on the starting platform30. The starting strip 31 is an extruded piece.

As shown in FIGS. 17-21, the lowest longitudinal cold bend thin wallsteel profiles 951, 952 are fixed onto the starting platform 30 througha starting panel 93. The starting panel 93 is fixed with a starting keel94 thereon. The starting panel 93 is fixed onto the starting platform 30through an expansion bolt. The lowest longitudinal cold bend thin wallsteel profiles 951, 952 are fitted onto said starting keel 94 and (e.g.through a fastening member (e.g. screw, self-tapping screw) or welding)are fixedly connected with the starting keel 94.

In said preferred embodiment, the vertical main keel, i.e. thelongitudinal steel profile keel 95 is formed by welding two oppositeC-shaped cold bend thin wall steel profiles 951, 952, 851, 852 with aconnection steel panel 96. Both the main keel and the connection steelpanel are punched with long round holes and have rolled edges to enhancethe rigidity thereof, which is favorable for the concrete to flow freelyand become dense and can significantly improve the bonding force betweensteel profiles and concrete. The lateral auxiliary keel, i.e. thelateral connect profile keel 98 is formed by two C-shaped cold bend thinwall steel profiles 981, 982, 81, 882. The lateral connect profile keel98 is connected to two sides of the vertical main keel via welding orself-tapping screws such that the entire steel skeleton has a stablestructure and accurate size.

The internal concrete form may be a modular concrete form, which iscompounded by metal and polymer materials, can be repeatedly used forhundreds of times, and has sufficient rigidity to resist the sidepressure from the newly mixed concrete. The external shape and size ofthe internal concrete form may be consistent with the prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel of the present invention. Notches areformed on its panel corners in advance for tension bolts to run through.

Preferred Embodiments of a Concrete Wall Slab Structural Member of thePresent Invention

Refer to FIGS. 23 and 24 below. FIGS. 23 and 24 illustrate thecross-sectional structure of a concrete wall slab structural memberaccording to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Saidconcrete wall slab structural member is different from the concrete slabstructural member in the above preferred embodiment mainly in that itdoes not use the cold bend thin wall steel profile frame proposed in theabove preferred embodiment of the present invention as the reinforcingbar, but may use the regular reinforcing bar or regular steel profileframe of the prior art as the reinforcing bar, and at the same time, useregular concrete form support of the prior art to support the internaland external concrete forms. Said concrete wall slab structural membercomprises a first concrete form disposed at one side of said reinforcingbar, a second concrete form disposed at the other side of saidreinforcing bar and concrete disposed between said first concrete formand said second concrete form (not shown in the figures so as to clearlyshow the structure of the wall slab structural member). In saidpreferred embodiment, the first concrete form is external concrete formand permanent concrete form. Said permanent concrete form includes thethermal insulating composite panel structure assembly that has beendescribed above, and the thermal insulating composite panel structureassembly is fixedly connected with the concrete form support via theprojecting part of said tension connection member 16, 17, 165. Thesecond concrete form is the internal concrete form 92 and a regulardetachable concrete form. The concrete binds with the reinforcing barand the permanent concrete form to form a whole piece.

In said preferred embodiment, the concrete form support of said concretewall slab structural member comprises a concrete form vertical keel 922and a concrete form lateral keel 921. Said concrete wall slab structuralmember further comprises a tension bolt 91 and a tension sleeve 90. Thetension sleeve 90 is disposed at the external side of said internalconcrete form 92 and adjacent to said internal concrete form. Theconcrete form vertical keel 922 is disposed at the internal side of saidinternal concrete form 92 and adjacent to said internal concrete form.The concrete form lateral keel is disposed at the internal side of saidconcrete form vertical keel and adjacent to said concrete form lateralkeel. Starting from the internal side of said concrete form lateralkeel, said tension bolt 91 runs through said concrete form lateral keel921, said concrete form vertical keel 922 and said internal concreteform 92 sequentially to connect with said tension sleeve 90 throughthreads, thereby fixedly connecting said internal concrete form, saidconcrete form lateral keel and said concrete form vertical keel. Thetension bolt 91 is used with a tension bolt gasket 911 in cooperation.The projecting part of said tension connection member 165 extends out ofsaid external concrete form and runs through to connect with saidtension sleeve through threads, thereby fixedly connecting said externalconcrete form with said internal concrete form, said concrete formvertical keel and said concrete form lateral keel.

Similar to the preferred embodiment shown in FIGS. 17-21 above, theconcrete wall slab structural member shown in FIGS. 23 and 24 alsocomprises a starting platform 30 disposed at the bottom. The startingplatform is fixed with a starting strip 31 thereon, and the startingstrip 31 has a projecting embedding part 310 that projects upwardly. Thelowest installation groove 13 on the lowest prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel and prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel with a corner included in said permanent concrete formcooperates with the projecting embedding part 310 of said startingstrip, and the projecting embedding part is embedded into said lowestinstallation groove.

Preferred Embodiments of a Wall Structural Member of the PresentInvention

FIG. 25 illustrates a wall structural member according to anotherpreferred embodiment of the present invention, which comprises a wallmain structure part 100 and a thermal insulating layer part. The thermalinsulating layer part is fixedly connected with said wall main structurepart 100. The thermal insulating layer part uses the thermal insulatingcomposite panel structure assembly that has been described above. Theprojecting part of said tension connection member 16, 165 is fixedlyconnected with said wall main structure part 100 so as to fixedlyconnect said thermal insulating composite panel structure assembly tosaid wall main structure part.

In said preferred embodiment, the projecting part of said tensionconnection member 16 is formed with a fastening hole. The wall mainstructure part is fixed with a support member 202, and said tensionconnection member is fixedly connected to said support member 202through the fastening hole on said projecting part and a fasteningmember such as a self-tapping screw 203.

Similar to the above preferred embodiment of the concrete wall slabstructural member, the wall structural member according to saidpreferred embodiment further comprises a starting platform 30 disposedat the bottom. The starting platform is fixed with a starting strip 31thereon, and the starting strip 31 has a projecting embedding part 310that projects upwardly. The lowest installation groove 13 on the lowestprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel and prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel with a corner included in saidpermanent concrete form cooperates with the projecting embedding part310 of said starting strip, and the projecting embedding part isembedded into said lowest installation groove.

Preferred embodiments of a mould profile for fabricating theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel or the prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel with a corner that has been describedabove

Refer to FIGS. 6 and 7 below. FIGS. 6 and 7 illustrate a mould profile50 for fabricating the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panelor the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a cornerthat has been described above according to a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention. Said mould profile 50 comprises a profile body 501(preferably hollow and preferably formed by an aluminum alloy profile).The profile body comprises internal abutting parts 507 for the two frameconnection parts 11 of the frame 2 of said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel or said prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel with a corner to abut against during fabrication of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel or said prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel with a corner. A limiting projectingpart 504 projects out from the surface of said internal abutting part507 for being inserted into the installation groove 13 duringfabrication of said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel orsaid prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner soas to limit the core 9. The thickness of said limiting projecting part(i.e. the vertical dimension in FIG. 6) is equal to the width W_(groove)of said installation groove. A top alignment projecting part 503 and abottom alignment projecting part 52 are disposed on said internalabutting part 507 for determining the thickness of the reinforcingprotective layer 7 during fabrication of said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel or said prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel with a corner. The top alignment projecting partprojects to above the top surface of said profile body 501, and saidbottom alignment projecting part 502 projects to below the bottomsurface of said profile body. The distance from the top surface of saidlimiting projecting part 504 to the top surface of said top alignmentprojecting part 503 is greater than the thickness of said frameconnection parts 11 (i.e. the vertical dimension in FIG. 6). Thedistance from the bottom surface of said limiting projecting part 504 tothe bottom surface of said bottom alignment projecting part 502 isgreater than the thickness of said frame connection parts 11. Thedistance of said top alignment projecting part 503 projecting upwardlyfrom the top surface of said limiting projecting part 504 is equal tothe distance of said bottom alignment projecting part 502 projectingdownwardly from the bottom surface of said limiting projecting part 504.

Preferred embodiments that use various construction methods of thepresent invention will be described below.

Technologies that use the cold bend thin wall steel profile frame of thepresent invention to take the place of steel bar and use theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel (with and/or without acorner) of the present invention to take the place of external concreteforms—Construction technologies in preferred embodiments of the concreteslab structural member of the present invention

The construction method in a preferred embodiment relates to acast-in-place concrete technology that uses the permanent concrete formincluding the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel and/orprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner of thepresent invention to take the place of external concrete forms accordingto the prior art and to combine with a cold bend thin wall steel profileframe. It will be described below with reference to FIGS. 13-16 and17-22. Those skilled in the art should understand that in saidconstruction method, the assembly method shown in FIGS. 13-16 willsubstantially be applied in FIGS. 17-22.

The construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall according tosaid preferred embodiment comprises the following steps: a step ofinstalling a cold bend thin wall steel profile frame; a step ofinstalling an external concrete form, wherein the external concrete formis installed to be fixedly connected with the cold bend thin wall steelprofile frame, the permanent concrete form of the thermal insulatingcomposite panel structure assembly that has been described above is usedas the external concrete form, the tension connection member is insertedinto the installation grooves 13 on the side edges of two adjacentprefabricated thermal insulating composite panels 1 or two adjacentprefabricated thermal insulating composite panels with a corner 20 oradjacent prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel 1 andprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner 20 (insaid preferred embodiment, the tension connection member 165 is insertedinto horizontal installation grooves 13. In practice, however, thetension connection members 165, 16, 17 may be inserted into verticalinstallation grooves 13, or the tension connection members 16, 17, 165may be inserted into both horizontal installation grooves 13 andvertical installation grooves 13 according to project needs.Alternatively, the seamed embedding strips 166, 169 and/or the seamlessembedding strips 177, 178 may be inserted into vertical and horizontalinstallation grooves), and the fixed connection between the externalconcrete form and the cold bend thin wall steel profile frame isachieved through the fixed connection between the projecting part of thetension connection member 16, 17, 165 and the cold bend thin wall steelprofile frame; a step of installing an internal concrete form 92,wherein the internal concrete form is installed to be fixedly connectedwith the cold bend thin wall steel profile frame.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall accordingto said preferred embodiment, the surface size of the main surface ofthe prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel 1 or theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner 20included in said external concrete form is a modular size, and the stepof installing the external concrete form is repeated so as to reach afloor height by assembling multiple layers of the external concrete formwith a modular size.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall accordingto said preferred embodiment, the surface size of the main surface ofsaid internal concrete form 92 is the same as the surface size of themain surface of said external concrete form, as shown in FIG. 18, thestep of installing the internal concrete form 92 is repeated so as toreach a floor height by assembling multiple layers of the internalconcrete form with a modular size, and the assembly of the externalconcrete form with a modular size and the assembly of the internalconcrete form 92 with a modular size opposing the external concrete formare carried out alternately.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall accordingto said preferred embodiment, when installing the external concrete formand internal concrete form at the very bottom layer, it comprises a stepof installing a starting strip 31 on the starting platform 30, whereinthe starting strip 31 is fixed on the starting platform 30, the startingstrip has a projecting embedding part 310, the lowest installationgroove 13 on the lowest prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel1 or prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner 20included in said permanent concrete form cooperates with the projectingembedding part 310 of said starting strip, such that the projectingembedding part 310 is embedded into said lowest installation groove 13,thereby fixing and positioning the lowest prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel or prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel with a corner.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall accordingto said preferred embodiment, the permanent concrete form proposed inthe present invention is used as the external concrete form, andmoreover, the cold bend thin wall steel profile frame structure proposedin the present invention is used as the reinforcing bar and as theconcrete form support. The step of installing a cold bend thin wallsteel profile frame comprises: installing a plurality of longitudinalsteel profile keels 95, 85 that are spaced apart along the extensiondirection of the main surface of the concrete wall (refer to FIG. 17,the direction perpendicular to the paper in FIG. 17) and placed inparallel to one another, each of the longitudinal steel profile keelscomprises two longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles 951, 952;851, 852, the main surfaces of said longitudinal cold bend thin wallsteel profiles 951, 952 are set to be parallel to the main surface ofsaid concrete wall and the internal main surface and the external mainsurface of the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel 1 or theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner 20included in said thermal insulating composite panel structure assembly,such that said two longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles arespaced apart and opposite each other along a direction perpendicular tothe main surface of said concrete wall, and consequently a space 200 isleft between the two longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles, sothat the concrete can easily flow through the space left between the twolongitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profiles when it is poured.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall accordingto said preferred embodiment, in the steps of installing the externalconcrete form and internal concrete form, it comprises: inserting thevertical embedding strip 177, 178 (not shown in FIG. 17, which can beunderstood with reference to FIGS. 13 and 16) and the tension connectionmember 16, 17, 165 (not shown in FIG. 17, which can be understood withreference to FIGS. 13 and 16) into the vertical installation grooves 13on the side edges of laterally adjacent prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panels 1, and inserting the lateral embedding strip 166, 169(not shown in FIG. 17, which can be understood with reference to FIGS.13 and 14) and the tension connection member 16, 17, 165 (not completelyshown in FIG. 17, which can be understood with reference to FIGS. 13 and14) into the horizontal installation grooves 13 between verticallyadjacent prefabricated thermal insulating composite panels 1 andvertically adjacent prefabricated thermal insulating composite panels20, wherein the fixed connection between the external concrete form andthe cold bend thin wall steel profile frame is achieved by running theprojecting part of the tension connection member 16, 17, 165 through thekeel through holes 953, 954 on the longitudinal steel profile keel 95included in the steel profile frame to connect with the tension sleeve90 disposed at the internal side of the vertical keel through threads soas to fixedly connect the prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel or the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with acorner with the cold bend thin wall steel profile frame, and running atension bolt 91 having a gasket from the internal side of the internalconcrete form 92 through the keel through holes between the adjacentinternal concrete forms to connect with the tension sleeve 90 throughthreads so as to fixedly connect all internal concrete forms with thecold bend thin wall steel profile frame. Threads on the projecting partsare not drawn on the tension connection member 16, 17 shown in thefigures. However, it should be understood that external threads may beformed as needed. If thread connection is not used, connection holes orother connection structures may be employed. In FIGS. 13 and 16, theseam formed by horizontal installation C is seamed seam, and the seamedtension connection member 16 and seamed embedding strips 166, 169 areplaced into the horizontal installation grooves, while the seam formedby vertical installation C is seamless seam, and the seamless tensionconnection member 17 and seamless embedding strips 177, 178 are placedinto the vertical installation grooves. However, it should be understoodthat it is also possible that the vertical seam is seamless seam, whilethe horizontal seam is seamed seam, or both the vertical seam and thehorizontal seam are seamless seams or seamed seams.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall accordingto said preferred embodiment, when assembling the permanent externalconcrete form with the internal concrete form 92 to fixedly connect thesame with the cold bend thin wall steel profile frame, the limitingsleeve 80, the tension connection member 16, 17, 165 and the tensionbolt 91 are used to form a reliable cavity with equal width.

As shown in FIG. 17, moreover, those skilled in the art shouldunderstand that the cold bend thin wall steel profile frame of thepresent invention can also be used for pouring floor slabs. It is justthat the permanent concrete form of the present invention does not needto be used when pouring floor slabs. Instead, regular detachableconcrete forms are fixedly connected to below the cold bend thin wallsteel profile frame, and then concrete can be poured from above. Whenthe roof slab of a building needs to be constructed, the permanentconcrete form of the present invention can be fixedly connected to belowthe cold bend thin wall steel profile frame, and then concrete can bepoured from above. After pouring, the permanent concrete form forms athermal insulating layer to enhance the building's thermal insulatingcapability.

With respect to the above specific embodiments that use the cold bendthin wall steel profile frame of the present invention to take the placeof steel bar and use the composite panel of the present invention(permanent concrete form) to take the place of external concrete forms,those skilled in the art may employ specific flows according topractical needs of a project to make various changes and adjustments. Aflow that can be used in specific project practices according to thepresent application is as follows:

1. Design the structure layout diagram of the cold bend thin wall steelprofile frame with a computer aided design program or through manualdesign, which accurately labels the position of each thin wall steelprofile parts;

2. Design the layout diagram of the composite panels with a computeraided design program or through manual design, which accurately labelsthe positions of standard composite panels and non-standard compositepanels;

3. When the foundation construction is completed, begin the constructionof a starting platform. It is required that the sizes be accurate andthe entire circumference be at the same elevation. Begin to continuouslyfix starting strips and starting keels according to the designrequirements;

4. Perform the construction of vertical keels, fit the vertical keelsinto the starting keels and complete bolt connection, and then connectthe lateral steel profile keels onto the vertical keels via bolts suchthat it becomes a stable structure;

5. Fix and install the internal concrete forms to be highly consistentwith the composite panels of the present invention, install the externalconcrete forms, and insert starting strips or lateral embedding stripsinto the installation grooves at the bottom end of the composite panelsof the present invention;

6. Install the composite panels of the present invention layer by layer,insert vertical embedding strips into side edges between the panels,place lateral embedding strips into the top end, and the modularinternal concrete forms and the external concrete forms form a reliablecavity with equal width through the limiting members (sleeves), tensionconnection members, tension members (sleeves) and internal tensionbolts;

7. Repeat Steps 5 and 6 to the position of floor slabs, the modularinternal concrete forms intersect with the bottom concrete forms of thefloor slab (optionally the thermal insulating composite panels of thepresent invention or detachable modular concrete forms may be used), andconstruct a reliable support, continue upwardly to install one to twopieces of the composite panel of the present invention and connect withthe raised vertical keels;

8. Conduct the construction of the cold bend thin wall steel profileframe and concrete forms (including the composite panels of the presentinvention and internal concrete forms) alternately. Typically, thevertical keels are 90 cm above the floor surface and function as atemporary fence. When the installation of floor thin wall steel profilesis completed, pour concrete for the lower level walls and the floor.Make sure to pour in rounds with each pouring at about 0.5 m high;

9. Repeat Steps 5˜8 to the roof.

Cast-in-place concrete technologies that use the composite panel of thepresent invention as permanent concrete form to take the place ofexternal concrete forms—Construction technologies in preferredembodiments of the concrete wall slab structural member of the presentinvention

The construction method in another preferred embodiment relates to acast-in-place concrete technology that uses the permanent concrete formof the present invention to take the place of regular detachableexternal concrete forms, and said technology does not need to use thecold bend thin wall steel profile frame of the present invention, butuse the regular steel bar of the prior art as the reinforcing bar.

It will be described below with reference to FIGS. 13-16 and 23-24.Those skilled in the art should understand that in said constructionmethod, the assembly method shown in FIGS. 13-16 will substantially beapplied in FIGS. 23-24.

The construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall according tosaid preferred embodiment comprises the following steps: installing aconcrete form support structure; a step of installing an internalconcrete form 92, wherein the internal concrete form 92 is fixedlyconnected with said concrete form support structure; a step ofinstalling an external concrete form, wherein the permanent concreteform of the thermal insulating composite panel structure assembly of thepresent invention that has been described above is used as the externalconcrete form, the tension connection member 16, 17, 165 is insertedinto the installation grooves 13 on the side edges of two adjacentprefabricated thermal insulating composite panels 1 or two adjacentprefabricated thermal insulating composite panels with a corner 20 oradjacent prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel 1 andprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner 20 toconnect the projecting part of the tension connection member 16, 17, 165to said concrete form support structure, thereby fixedly connecting theexternal concrete form with the concrete form support structure.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall accordingto said preferred embodiment, when installing the external concrete format the very bottom layer, it comprises a step of installing a startingstrip 31 on the starting platform 30, wherein the starting strip 31 isfixed on the starting platform 30, the starting strip has a projectingembedding part 310, the lowest installation groove 13 on the lowestprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel or prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel with a corner included in saidpermanent concrete form cooperates with the projecting embedding part310 of said starting strip, such that the projecting embedding part isembedded into said lowest installation groove 13, thereby positioningthe lowest composite panel.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall accordingto said preferred embodiment, in the step of installing an internalconcrete form 92, the fixed connection between the internal concreteform 92 and said concrete form support structure is achieved by runninga tension bolt 91 through the concrete form support structure from theexternal side to be fixedly connected with the tension sleeve 90disposed at the internal side of the concrete form support structure,and in the step of installing an external concrete form, the end of theprojecting part of the tension connection member 165 is connected withthe tension sleeve 90.

In the construction method for a cast-in-place concrete wall accordingto said preferred embodiment, there is threaded connection between saidtension connection member 165 and said tension sleeve 90, there isthreaded connection between said tension bolt 91 and said tension sleeve90, the connection point between said tension connection member 165 andsaid tension sleeve 90 is at the external portion of said tension sleeve90, and the connection point between said tension bolt 91 and saidtension sleeve 90 is at the external portion of said tension sleeve 90.

With respect to the above specific embodiments that the composite panelof the present invention as the permanent concrete form to take theplace of detachable external concrete forms, according to the abovedisclosure of the construction method in said preferred embodiment,those skilled in the art may employ specific flows according topractical needs of a project to make various changes and adjustments. Aflow that can be used in specific project practices according to thepresent application is as follows:

1. Design the structure layout diagram of the composite panel (flatcomposite panel and/or composite panel with a corner) with a computeraided design program or through manual design, which accurately labelsthe positions of standard composite panels and non-standard compositepanels;

2. When the foundation construction is completed, begin the constructionof a starting platform of the first layer of composite panels. It isrequired that the sizes be accurate and the entire circumference be atthe same elevation. Begin to continuously fix starting strips;

3. Fix and install the internal concrete forms to be highly consistentwith the composite panels, install the composite panels, and clamp theinstallation grooves at the bottom end onto the projecting embeddingparts of the starting strips or lateral embedding strips;

4. Install the composite panels layer by layer, insert verticalembedding strips into side edges between the panels, place lateralembedding strips into the top end, and the internal concrete forms andthe external composite panels form a reliable cavity with equal widththrough the tension connection members, limiting sleeves, and internaltension bolts;

5. The internal concrete forms form a stable temporary structure withthe concrete form vertical keel, the concrete form lateral keel and theside support through the internal tension bolts, which is consistentwith conventional concrete form construction, so as to ensure the wallperpendicularity;

6. Repeat Steps 4 and 5 to the position of floor slabs, the internalconcrete forms intersect with the bottom concrete forms of the floorslab (optionally the composite panels or regular concrete forms may beused), and construct a reliable support, continue upwardly to installone piece of the external composite panel and construct a temporarysupport;

7. Conduct the steel bar assembly and the construction of the concreteforms alternately. Typically, the construction of steel bar and concreteforms stops at the floor, and when the floor steel bar assembly iscompleted, pour concrete. Make sure to pour in rounds with each pouringat about 0.5 m high;

8. Repeat Steps 3˜7 to the roof.

Construction technologies based on an existing substratewall—Construction technologies in preferred embodiments of the wallstructural member of the present invention

The construction method in another preferred embodiment relates to atechnology that adds the composite panels of the present invention to anexisting substrate wall so as to perform decorative renovation, thermalinsulation renovation or other renovation thereon. In said technology,the permanent concrete form of the present invention that includes thethermal insulating composite panel structure assembly or theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel and/or theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner that havebeen described above is used as the external thermal insulating layerand/or decorative layer. When the permanent concrete form has beeninstalled, a desired filling material can be filled between thepermanent concrete form and the existing substrate wall. For example,the filling of a thermal insulating material can further provide athermal insulating capability to the wall. The filling of concrete canfurther provide strength and endurance to the wall. The filling of fineaggregate concrete can provide water-proof capability to the wall.Alternatively, space does not have to be left between the permanentconcrete form and the existing several layers of wall. Instead, thepermanent concrete form is installed and fixed immediately next to theexisting substrate wall or only a very small space is left due toconstruction needs. As a result, no filling materials need to be filledbetween the permanent concrete form and the existing substrate wall.

It will be described below with reference to FIGS. 13-16 and 25. Thoseskilled in the art should understand that in said construction method,the assembly method shown in FIGS. 13-16 will substantially be appliedin FIG. 25.

The construction method for a concrete wall according to anotherpreferred embodiment comprises the following steps: a step of installinga thermal insulating layer part at the external side of the existingwall main structure part 100, wherein said thermal insulating layer partis fixedly connected with said wall main structure part 100, whereinsaid thermal insulating layer part includes the thermal insulatingcomposite panel structure assembly as set forth in any claim of claims19-23. In the step of installing a thermal insulating layer part, theprojecting part of the tension connection member 16, 165 included insaid thermal insulating composite panel structure assembly is fixedlyconnected with said wall main structure part 100 so as to fixedlyconnect said thermal insulating composite panel structure assembly tosaid wall main structure part.

In the construction method for a concrete wall according to said anotherpreferred embodiment, said tension connection member 16 is a tensionconnection member 16 having a fastening hole on the projecting part. Inthe step of installing a thermal insulating layer part, a support member202 is first fixed to the external side of said wall main structurepart, then said tension connection member 16 is fixedly connected tosaid support member 202 through the fastening hole on said projectingpart of said tension connection member and a fastening member 203,thereby connecting the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel1 or the prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner20 included in the thermal insulating composite panel structure assemblyto the wall main structure part 100.

In the construction method for a concrete wall according to said anotherpreferred embodiment, the step of installing a thermal insulating layerpart further comprises: fixing a starting strip 31 on the startingplatform 30 at the bottom, the starting strip 31 having a projectingembedding part 310 that projects upwardly, and making the lowestinstallation groove 13 on the lowest prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel and prefabricated thermal insulating composite panelwith a corner included in said thermal insulating composite panelstructure assembly to cooperate with the projecting embedding part 310of said starting strip so as to embed the projecting embedding part intosaid lowest installation groove.

In the construction method for a concrete wall according to said anotherpreferred embodiment, in the step of installing a thermal insulatinglayer part, a space is left for pouring concrete between said thermalinsulating layer part and said wall main structure part 100. When thethermal insulating layer part has been installed, a dense fine aggregateconcrete is poured into said space so as to improve the structuralstrength and water proof capability of the existing wall substrate.

In the construction method for a concrete wall according to said anotherpreferred embodiment, when the support member 202 is fixed to the wallmain structure part 100, an expansion bolt 201 is used to fix thesupport member laterally or vertically to the wall main structure part100.

With respect to the above specific embodiments that apply the compositepanel of the present invention onto a foundation of the existingsubstrate wall, according to the above disclosure of the constructionmethod in said preferred embodiment, those skilled in the art may employspecific flows according to practical needs of a project to make variouschanges and adjustments. A flow that can be used in specific projectpractices according to the present application is as follows:

1. Measure and draw a plot of the existing substrate wall, includingdoor and window openings, corners, etc.;

2. Arrange standard and non-standard composite panels on the wall plotwith a computer aided design program or through manual design as thedesign layout diagram, accurately label the positions of standardcomposite panels and non-standard composite panels, and arrange forseparate design and fabrication of products with non-standard sizes;

3. Position and draw lines on the substrate wall according to the designlayout diagram;

4. Build a starting platform of the first layer of composite panels. Itis required that the sizes be accurate and the entire circumference beat the same elevation. Begin to continuously fix starting strips;

5. Fix separate or continuous angle irons with expansion bolts onto thesubstrate wall according to the positioning lines and points in eitherlateral or vertical arrangements;

6. Install the composite panels from the first layer and layer by layer,clamp the installation grooves at the bottom end onto the projectingembedding parts of the starting strips or lateral embedding strips,insert vertical embedding strips into side edges between the panels,connect the top end with the angle iron through the tension connectionmember, and place lateral embedding strips into the top end;

7. Repeat Step 6 to the roof;

8. When two layers of the composite panels have been installed, pour aself-compaction fine aggregate concrete to improve the structuralstrength and water-proof capability of the existing wall.

A prefabrication method for fabricating the prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel or the prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel with a corner

The present invention further proposes a fabrication process for theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel or the prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel with a corner that has been describedabove. It will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1-8, inparticular FIGS. 6-7.

As shown in FIGS. 6-7, the fabrication process for the prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel or the prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel with a corner according to a preferredembodiment relates to a prefabrication method for fabricating theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel or the prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel with a corner of the presentinvention. In said prefabrication method, the mould profile 50 of thepresent invention that has been described above is used, comprising thefollowing steps:

(1) Using the frame assembled by the aluminum alloy mould profile 50 asthe mould;

(2) Placing the core 9 having the frame 2 into the mould such that theinstallation groove 13 of the frame 2 closely combines with the limitingprojecting part 504 at the internal side of said mould profile 50 tolimit the core 9;

(3) Applying a reinforcing protective layer 7 formed by cement-based orgypsum-based polymer-modified mortar on one side of the core 9, whencoating the reinforcing protective layer 7 formed by cement-based orgypsum-based polymer-modified mortar, using high points of the alignmentprojecting parts 503, 502 on the cross section of said mould profile 50as the control points for the thickness of the reinforcing protectivelayer 7 of the composite panel so as to ensure the uniform thickness andsize of the composite panel;

(4) Turning over the mould, and repeating Step 3 for applying areinforcing protective layer 7 formed by cement-based or gypsum-basedpolymer-modified mortar on the other side of the core 9;

(5) Detaching the form remove said mould profile 50;

(6) Maintaining the thermal insulating composite panel or theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner.

In the prefabrication method according to said preferred embodiment,when applying a reinforcing protective layer 7 formed by cement-based orgypsum-based polymer-modified mortar on every side the core 9, saidreinforcing protective layer 7 is applied in two equal layers 71,wherein the first layer of the reinforcing protective layer 71 formed bycement-based or gypsum-based polymer-modified mortar is first applied onthe core 9, coating a reinforcing material 8, and then the second layerof the reinforcing protective layer 71 formed by cement-based orgypsum-based polymer-modified mortar is further coated. When the secondlayer of the reinforcing protective layer 71 formed by cement-based orgypsum-based polymer-modified mortar is coated, use high points of thealignment projecting parts 503, 502 on the cross section of said mouldprofile 50 as the control points for the thickness of the reinforcingprotective layer 7 of the composite panel.

In the prefabrication method according to said preferred embodiment,after applying a reinforcing protective layer 7 formed by cement-basedor gypsum-based polymer-modified mortar on one side of the core 9 orafter applying a reinforcing protective layer 7 formed by cement-basedor gypsum-based polymer-modified mortar on the other side of the core 9,and before the mould detaching step, apply a decorative surface layer 15on the reinforcing protective layer 7 of said side or said other side,such that it binds with the reinforcing protective layer 7.

When the composite panel fabricated using the prefabrication methodaccording to said preferred embodiment has been maintained, thereinforcing protective layer 7 of the composite panel hardens and bindswith the core 9 to become a whole piece, which is inspected and packagedat the factory, and then can be delivered.

In said preferred embodiment, the mould assembled by the mould profilesis placed on a substrate 508 for operations during the prefabrication.Those skilled in the art should understand that the mould may also beplaced on other types of operational platforms during theprefabrication.

In the present application documents, all “including . . . ” mean both“including . . . ” and “consisting of . . . ”.

The mould profiles of the present application for fabricating compositepanels may be used to fabricate various prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panels or prefabricated thermal insulating composite panelswith a corner that the present invention requests to protect, and tofabricate composite panels in other forms that comprise a core,reinforcing protective layers on both sides of the core to cover thecore and installation grooves on side end surfaces.

The method of the present application that uses mould profiles tofabricate composite panels may be used to fabricate variousprefabricated thermal insulating composite panels or prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panels with a corner that the presentinvention requests to protect, and to fabricate composite panels inother forms that comprise a core, reinforcing protective layers on bothsides of the core to cover the core and installation grooves on side endsurfaces.

The description of various structural members and methods in theDescription of the present application focuses on the description ofaspects related to the present invention. According to actualrequirements of engineering design and construction, those skilled inthe art may supplement, amend or add or delete the steps included in allmethods disclosed in the Description. Without departing from theprinciple of the present invention, these supplemented, amended or addedor deleted methods will not depart from the scope of the presentinvention.

LIST OF PARTS AND FIGURE LEGENDS

-   Prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel 1-   Core 9-   Frame 2-   Core fixing groove 3-   Frame connection hole 4-   Frame profile reinforcing member 5-   Insert connection part 51-   Corner frame profile reinforcing member 6-   Corner insert connection part 61-   Reinforcing protective layer 7-   Internal main surface 101-   External main surface 102-   Side end surfaces 103, 104, 105, 106-   Frame connection parts 11-   Installation groove 13-   Reinforcing net 8-   Fixing wings 10-   Insert connection part 51-   Decorative surface layer 15-   Inclined planes 108, 109-   Prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner 20-   Mould profile 50-   Mould profile body 501-   Bottom alignment projecting part 502-   Top alignment projecting part 503-   Limiting projecting part 504-   Internal abutting parts 507-   Substrate 508-   Seamed tension connection member 16-   Installation groove embedding parts 162, 163-   Body 161-   Projecting part 164-   Seamed embedding strips 166, 169-   Seamless tension connection member 17-   Installation groove embedding parts 171, 172-   Projecting part 173-   Necking part 178-   Seamless embedding strips 177, 178-   Slot 179-   Starting platform 30-   Starting strip 31-   Projecting embedding part 310-   Expansion bolt 32, 201-   Limiting sleeve 80-   Tension sleeve 90-   Tension bolt 91-   Tension connection member 165-   Starting platform 93-   Concrete form 92-   Starting keel 94-   Longitudinal steel profile keel 95, 85-   Keel through hole 953, 954-   Longitudinal cold bend thin wall steel profile 951, 952, 851, 852-   Steel profile connection member 96, 87-   Steel profile connection member through hole 961-   Longitudinal connection keel 97-   Longitudinal connection steel profile 971, 972-   Lateral connect profile keel 98-   Lateral cold bend thin wall steel profile 981, 982, 881, 882-   Diagonal connection steel profile keel 89-   Diagonal cold bend thin wall steel profiles 891, 892-   Self-tapping screw 81, 93, 203-   Space 200-   Concrete form lateral keel 921-   Concrete form vertical keel 922-   Tension bolt gasket 911-   Wall main structure part 100-   Support member 202

What is claimed is:
 1. A prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel, which comprises an internal main surface, an external mainsurface, and four side end surfaces, includes a core made of the thermalinsulation panel, characterized in that it further comprises: tworeinforcing protective layers formed by cement-based or gypsum-basedpolymer-modified mortar; said core is disposed between said tworeinforcing protective layers, and said two reinforcing protectivelayers are bonded with said core; a frame, said frame surrounds theperiphery of the core and is fastened to the core, inside the internalmain surface and the external main surface of said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel, said reinforcing protective layers coversaid frame such that said frame is exposed only at the four side endsurfaces of said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel, saidframe comprises a first frame profile segment having two frameconnection parts at the external side of said frame and disposed at thetop and bottom of the frame, respectively, an installation groove at theexternal side of said frame and disposed between said two frameconnection parts, said installation groove extends along the entireframe length; a second frame profile segment adjacent and at a rightangle to the first frame profile segment; and one or more framereinforcing members engaging the first frame profile segment and thesecond frame profile segment to connect the first frame profile segmentto a second frame profile segment.
 2. The prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel as set forth in claim 1, characterized inthat each reinforcing protective layer comprises a reinforcing materialembedded therein, and the size of said prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel is a modular size that complies with the buildingstandardization.
 3. The prefabricated thermal insulating composite panelas set forth in claim 2, characterized in that said reinforcing materialcomprises a reinforcing net formed by alkali-resistant glass fiber,carbon fiber or steel fiber, or comprises alkali-resistant chopped glassfiber, chopped carbon fiber or chopped steel fiber that is evenlydistributed in said reinforcing protective layers.
 4. The prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel as set forth in claim 1,characterized in that said cement is Portland cement or magnesiumoxychloride cement, and said thermal insulating panel is made of anorganic or inorganic thermal insulating material.
 5. The prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel as set forth in claim 1,characterized in that said thermal insulating panel is a thermalinsulating panel made of an organic or inorganic thermal insulatingmaterial.
 6. The prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel as setforth in claim 1, characterized in that said prefabricated thermalinsulating panel is square or rectangular, and its size and weight areset to facilitate the manual transport and operation by constructionworkers.
 7. A prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel, whichcomprises an internal main surface, an external main surface, and fourside end surfaces, includes a core made of the thermal insulation panel,characterized in that it further comprises: two reinforcing protectivelayers formed by cement-based or gypsum-based polymer-modified mortar;said core is disposed between said two reinforcing protective layers,and said two reinforcing protective layers are bonded with said core; aframe, said frame surrounds the periphery of the core and is fastened tothe core, inside the internal main surface and the external main surfaceof said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel, saidreinforcing protective layers cover said frame such that said frame isexposed only at the four side end surfaces of said prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel, said frame comprises two frame connectionparts at the external side of said frame and disposed at the top andbottom of the frame, respectively, and an installation groove at theexternal side of said frame and disposed between said two frameconnection parts, and said installation groove extends along the entireframe length; said frame comprises four frame profile segments, both endsurfaces of each frame profile segment are inclined planes such thateach of the ends of the four frame profile segments can be assembledthrough butt joint to an end of another of the four frame profilesegments to form a complete frame, each frame profile segment is formedintegrally, and each frame profile segment comprises: two fixing wingsat the internal side of said frame profile and disposed at the top andbottom of the frame profile, respectively; and a core fixing groove atthe internal side of said frame profile and disposed between said twofixing wings; wherein, each of said two frame connection parts is formedwith a frame connection hole, each of the edges of the four sides ofsaid core of said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel isinserted, respectively, into the core fixing groove of a frame profilesegment between said two fixing wings of each frame profile segment;said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel further comprises:a frame profile reinforcing member is disposed between every two frameprofile segments with the ends thereof connected through butt joint,said frame profile reinforcing member comprises two insert connectionparts, said two insert connection parts are inserted, respectively, intothe adjacent frame connection holes of every two adjacent frame profilesegments and fixed into the frame connection holes so as to connect thefour frame profile segments to form a whole piece.
 8. The prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel as set forth in claim 7,characterized in that said installation groove is disposed in the middlerelative to said two frame connection parts, and said core fixing grooveis disposed in the middle on the internal side of said frame relative tosaid two fixing wings.
 9. The prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel as set forth in claim 8, characterized in that it furthercomprises a decorative surface layer, said decorative surface layer isdisposed at the external side of the reinforcing protective layer at theexternal side of said prefabricated thermal insulating composite paneland is bonded with said reinforcing protective layer.
 10. Aprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner,characterized in that it comprises two thermal insulating compositepanel parts, each of said two thermal insulating composite panel partscomprises an internal main surface, an external main surface, and fourside end surfaces, one side end surface of said four side end surfacesis formed to be inclined planes that incline relative to the internalmain surface and the external main surface of said thermal insulatingcomposite panel part, the two inclined planes have the same size andsame inclination angle for mutual cooperation, the two thermalinsulating composite panel parts are connected at the inclined planesthrough butt joint such that the two thermal insulating composite panelparts are disposed in two different planes, respectively, said twodifferent planes intersect each other, and each thermal insulatingcomposite panel part comprises: a core made of the thermal insulationpanel; two reinforcing protective layers formed by cement-based orgypsum-based polymer-modified mortar, said core is disposed between saidtwo reinforcing protective layers, and said two reinforcing protectivelayers are bonded with said core; a frame, said frame is disposed onthree sides of the three side end surfaces other than the side endsurface that is formed to have said inclined planes of said thermalinsulating composite panel part of the core and is fastened to the core,inside each surface of the internal main surface and the external mainsurface of said prefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with acorner, said reinforcing protective layers cover said frame such thatsaid frame is exposed only at said three side end surfaces of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel part of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner, saidframe comprises two frame connection parts at the external side of saidframe and disposed at the top and bottom of the frame, respectively, andan installation groove at the external side of said frame and disposedbetween said two frame connection parts, and said installation grooveextends along the entire frame length.
 11. The prefabricated thermalinsulating composite panel with a corner as set forth in claim 10,characterized in that each reinforcing protective layer comprises areinforcing material embedded therein, and the size of saidprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner is amodular size that complies with the building standardization.
 12. Theprefabricated thermal insulating composite panel with a corner as setforth in claim 11, characterized in that said reinforcing materialcomprises a reinforcing net formed by alkali-resistant glass fiber,carbon fiber or steel fiber, or comprises alkali-resistant chopped glassfiber, carbon fiber or steel fiber that is evenly distributed in saidreinforcing protective layers.
 13. The prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel with a corner as set forth in claim 11, characterized inthat said cement is Portland cement or magnesium oxychloride cement, andsaid thermal insulating panel is made of an organic or inorganic thermalinsulating material.
 14. The prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel with a corner as set forth in claim 10, characterized in that itfurther comprises a decorative surface layer, said decorative surfacelayer is disposed at the external side of the reinforcing protectivelayer at the external side of said prefabricated thermal insulatingcomposite panel with a corner and is bonded with said reinforcingprotective layer.
 15. The prefabricated thermal insulating compositepanel with a corner as set forth in claim 10, characterized in that saidthermal insulating panel is a thermal insulating panel made of anorganic or inorganic thermal insulating material.
 16. The prefabricatedthermal insulating composite panel with a corner as set forth in claim15, characterized in that the thermal insulating composite panel partsof said prefabricated thermal insulating panel having a corner aresquare or rectangular, and their size and weight are set to facilitatethe manual transport and operation by construction workers.